Caitlyn Rosen

The ruling by a Cook County judge contradicts the decision of the Illinois Board of Educations, which voted unanimously to keep Trump on the ballot Jan. 31.

A recent study from the Pew Research Center found that four in ten teenagers said they spend too much time on their phones.

Real estate groups' challenge to the citywide referendum now rests with the Illinois Supreme Court, which could rule whether the proposal stays on the March 19 ballot alongside primaries for Congressional seats.

The challenge to Kentucky's open records law came after Zillow was charged tens of thousands of dollars for property tax records.

A federal judge struck down the conservative groups' challenge to the debt relief program last August.

Experts worry that a ruling allowing police officers to opt for private arbitration won't lead to any real consequences for police in misconduct proceedings.

After a couple was attacked on a downtown street last month, a Chicago alder proposed an ordinance that would prohibit unaccompanied minors from a downtown area after 8 p.m.

Robert Crimo III was expected to plead guilty to 55 charges just days before the second anniversary of the deadly shooting.

Transportation officials were met with resistance after they presented their plan to reconstruct Lake Shore Drive at an open house on Thursday.

During this year's Democratic National Convention, thousands took to the streets of Chicago in support of Palestine. But political experts doubt the protests will have much effect in November.