Gov. JB Pritzker and wife made $3.2M in 2023, tax returns show
Gov. JB Pritzker and his wife MK made nearly $1 million more than they did in 2022 but well below their income in 2021.
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Attorney general suit says TikTok designed to ‘addict young users in Illinois’
Joining other attorneys general, Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul argues TikTok's video app is taking advantage of children.
Gov. JB Pritzker to lead trade mission to Japan
Gov. JB Pritzker is heading a large contingent of political and business leaders on a trade mission to Japan.
Lawsuit alleges state left in dark about company’s deal with political insiders
A lawsuit alleges a company failed to disclose that parties including a former state senator and a prominent Springfield lobbyist profited from a lucrative state contract.
Gov. JB Pritzker on Chicago Board of Education turmoil: ‘I hope people don’t resign’
Amid turmoil between the mayor and the head of Chicago Public Schools, Pritzker says the seven-member board should stay intact.
Stateville prison almost empty after state moves quickly to comply with court order
Illinois is on track to remove all but a few inmates from Stateville prison ahead of a court-ordered deadline set because of a lawsuit over conditions at the aging facility.
Top members of Gov. JB Pritzker’s communications team exiting
Matt Hill and Emily Bolton are taking over top communications posts with Gov. JB Pritzker following the exits of Jordan Abudayyeh and Jason Rubin.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in Chicago to push for abortion rights, Democratic votes
Former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke to an abortion rights group in Chicago on Monday and stressed the importance of November's election.
Autopsy shows Stateville inmate died of asthma, heat stress during June heat wave
An autopsy found bronchial asthma and heat stress were the chief causes of the death of an inmate at Stateville Correctional Center.
‘People are desperate’: Illinois harm reduction organizations await settlement funding in effort to reduce opioid overdoses
Groups in Illinois providing harm reduction services are in line for at least $15 million from settlements between states and prescription drug companies.