By: Paul Caine

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Northern District of Illinois has scored some significant recent successes as part of its anti-gang efforts and is a “force multiplier” to help state and local law enforcement curb gang activity, according to Chicago’s top federal prosecutor.

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By: Rachel Selzer

On Wednesday, July 26, a federal judge in Illinois tossed out a lawsuit brought by three Republicans — including the current representative for the state’s 12th Congressional District, Michael Bost (R) — alleging that the state’s mail-in ballot receipt deadline violates federal law and burdens the right to vote under the First and 14th Amendments.

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By: FOX 32 Digital Staff

Illinois Instagram users may be eligible to collect a portion of a proposed $68.5 million settlement from a class-action lawsuit that accuses the social media platform's parent company of violating state law.

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By: John Ferak

The American Bar Association Journal reported that Skokie lawyer Robert Lewin is prohibited from visiting the Will County Courthouse cafeteria and the courthouse library in connection with allegations raised in an ethics complaint accusing him of inappropriate behavior toward women at the courthouse.

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By: John Clark

Starting January 1st, 2024, Illinois landlords will be required to rent or sell property to undocumented migrants.

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By: Mackenzie LaPorte

In recent weeks, Governor Pritzker signed 150 bills to include House Bill 2607 into law, which aims to protect child victims of violent crimes from being forced to testify in front of their abusers.

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By: Charlie De Mar

Illinois has some of the strictest laws in the nation when it comes to fireworks. Now there's a push to lift the ban on most fireworks.

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By: Mike Miletich

Illinois will soon require water bottle filling stations inside most public buildings. The change will only apply to any new public buildings with an occupancy of over 100 people and properties that are 5,000 square feet or larger.

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By: John Ferak

More than an hour after ex-Crest Hill Police Officer Phil Flores walked out on Will County Circuit Judge John Anderson and ran down the ninth story hallway to escape the Will County Courthouse, a world-renowned DNA expert testified in Friday's wrongful death prove-up hearing involving Flores' late girlfriend, Samantha Harer.

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By: Mikaela Schlueter

Gov. Pritzker has signed numerous bills into law after the legislative session ended. Here's some that will be taking effect this weekend.

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