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A major lawsuit making headlines has struck straight out of the heart of the banking industry. After hundreds of nonstop robocalls from bill collectors, a judge sided with a family from florida ordering bank of america to pay them more than 1 million. Abcs brian ross with the story. Reporter saturday, 7 41 a. M. This is michael with bank of america. Reporter the automated robocalls of the coniglio family about their overdue mortgage payments. Please call bank of america home loans. Reporter came...

(The Center Square) – A measure prohibiting employers from holding so-called captive audience meetings for their employees is ready to be sent to Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker. The Teamsters union urged Pritzker to sign S...

(The Center Square) – A measure prohibiting employers from holding so-called captive audience meetings for their employees is ready to be sent to Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker.

(The Center Square) – A measure prohibiting employers from holding so-called captive audience meetings for their employees is ready to be sent to Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker.

Amidst an audit revealing Illinois Prisoner Review Board flaws, House Bill 681 sought reforms, but stalled. The governor says there were issues with the measure

Members of the Illinois state House of Representatives are expecting a long night Tuesday that will bleed into early Wednesday morning as they look to finish their for the 2024 legislative session.

This year's state budget allocates $400 million more than last year's, with $187 million earmarked to help Chicago and Cook County with sheltering and caring for migrants.

Illinois senators passed a plan Wednesday to prohibit landlords from retaliating against their tenants.

(The Center Square) – A measure that seeks to help tenants in Illinois who face retaliation from landlords if the tenant complains about living conditions is back to the House