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The second piece of Faith’s Law, a law aimed at preventing educator sexual misconduct in K-12 schools, is set to take effect Saturday — meaning Illinois school districts will have

Don't you ever wonder how shopping carts end up in the most bizarre places?

Don't you ever wonder how shopping carts end up in the most bizarre places?

Theater community grapples with fallout after longtime volunteer arrested on child porn charges

The McHenry County state's attorney said a judge's ruling that the cashless bail provision of the Illinois SAFE-T is unconstitutional is a "victory for the rule of law" and said an appeal could take months.

Prosecutors seeking ‘half of’ confiscated car in DUI case- A 2017 Ford Explorer that Jodi Couch co-owned with her husband, Jeffrey Couch, was subject to forfeiture when he was charged with drunk driving for the third time. As part of their response to Jodi’s request for “an innocent owner hearing prior to...

The lawsuit stems from inmates not being transferred into state custody for psychiatric treatment despite not being fit for trial.

Campbell originally filed his lawsuit in June accusing the state of violating laws governing the transport of unfit inmates into state custody.

Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell filed a lawsuit against the Illinois Department of Human Services and Mc...

Don't you ever wonder how shopping carts end up in the most bizarre places?