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Bailey, whose unsuccessful 2022 campaign for governor featured heavy law-and-order themes, clearly signaled that he would begin 2024 by flaunting his violation of the states assault weapons ban.

Staffing shortages contributed to the decision to close the facility on Dec. 31.

Bailey, whose unsuccessful 2022 campaign for governor featured heavy law-and-order themes, clearly signaled that he would begin 2024 by flaunting his violation of the states assault weapons ban.

A traffic crash reconstruction unit is investigating.

Here are 10 stories we’ll be watching in 2024, plus an honorable (if obvious) mention.

MURPHYSBORO — Beginning this new year, Illinoisans who can’t pay their electric bill will still have relief from the heat. That’s because a new law, effective Jan. 1, 2024, forbids

Many political observers think Illinois, after several years of consequential legislating, is due for a breather. But, even in leaner years, there are still plenty of storylines to follow.

Dining options are few and far between on Christmas Day, with most restaurants — and major retail stores — closing for the holiday. However, several restaurants in southern Illinois will

CARBONDALE — Government, church and nonprofit organizations in southern Illinois are coming together to support the community this holiday season.

The enactment of the states assault weapons ban and the end of cash bail are among just a few of the significant storylines in Illinois government and politics in 2023.