Millions of Illinois voter records were exposed. Now, as breach letters arrive, newly declassified intelligence and criticism over Illinois' resistance to certain federal voter roll reviews are reigniting demands for stronger election safeguards.
The trials are over. The pardon was granted. Yet one FBI interview remains under wraps. Why is Barack Obama's 2008 interview still secret nearly 18 years later?
Federal officials say Illinois' unemployment system is among the nation's worst. As Washington launches a nationwide crackdown on waste, fraud, and abuse, the spotlight is now on JB Pritzker's administration and what happens next.
Another federal indictment has reignited questions about ethics, oversight, and accountability in Springfield. Inside the allegations against Rep. Carol Ammons and why the case is fueling a broader debate over public trust in Illinois government.
Illinois health officials are urging residents to stay alert as investigators search for the source of a foodborne parasite linked to illnesses in the state. Learn the symptoms, who's most at risk, and what to do if you become sick.
The warnings were public. The deadline is closing in. Illinois leaders left another legislative session without a comprehensive pension fix. Now taxpayers may be left holding the bill.
