Patrick Keck

House Bill 3814 passed both chambers unanimously during the spring session and will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2024.

Governor's Day and Republican Day come less than three weeks away from when candidates can begin circulating nomination papers.

Former President Donald Trump was consistently rebuked during the annual state fair outing and Illinois Democratic County Chair's Association brunch

While supporters chanted 'vote by mail' during Republican Day at the fair Thursday, leaders say the fight for tougher voter ID laws will continue

The former gubernatorial candidate was not part of the speaking program at the Illinois Republican Day, but made an appearance at a press availability

Prior attempts to upgrade pay for the incarcerated to minimum wage have fallen short in the Illinois General Assembly.

The Illinois State Fair concluded Sunday, finishing up an 11-day stretch full of concerts, food, rides and a look ahead to the 2024 election season.

City Water, Light and Power is considering constructing an equipment and maintenance storage center in the area of the Madison and 11th Street.

The bronze Martin Luther King Jr. statue was toppled on Sept. 11 and has yet to be returned to Freedom Corner in downtown Springfield

In measuring the department's performance, the state Auditor General found 33 compliance failures, up from 30 in a prior examination