As the Madigan trial concludes, the prosecution calls him a 'grand master of corruption,' urging a firm jury verdict.

In the Madigan trial's final days, defense casts doubt on star witness credibility and denies any corrupt schemes.

Illinois lawmakers propose nearly 1,800 new bills, including legalizing psilocybin and banning single-use bags.

Illinois House Republicans file a lawsuit claiming legislative maps are gerrymandered, seeking fair redistricting.

Illinois joins a lawsuit against Trump's federal spending freeze, citing unconstitutional action that threatens vital ...

Dave Joens retires as Illinois state archivist after two decades, leaving a legacy of preservation and accessibility.

Madigan's attorney refutes corruption charges, highlighting gaps in the prosecution's case as jury deliberations loom.

Madigan trial wraps up with a focus on 'quid pro quo' arrangements and allegations of leveraging power for profit.

Gov. Pritzker expands preschool access with over 5,000 new Smart Start seats for low-income families in Illinois.

In dramatic closing arguments, Madigan's defense counters the federal "puzzle piece" narrative of corruption and bribery.

Illinois lawmakers debate TikTok’s value, security risks, and potential sale amid a national ban on the China-owned platform.

Illinois grapples with challenges in expanding rural child care, from high costs to licensing hurdles and underfunding.