Media January 6 What happened after the country’s 'most dangerous law' went into effect? Here are the numbers Crime rates have declined statewide since Illinois ended cash bail with the SAFE-T Act, but some rural law enforcement leaders warn that complicated efforts to address addiction and public safety.
Campus Radicals January 5 Chicago Teachers Union promotes Venezuela regime change protests organized by socialist groups Chicago Teachers Union promotes Venezuela protest organized by socialist groups after Maduro's capture. Coalition demands end to aggression.
Campus Radicals January 5 University of Illinois hosted state-funded committee meeting where professors advocated for reparations University of Illinois professors advocate for collective reparations at Illinois meeting, calling for community payments beyond individual compensation.
Politics January 2 Redistricting battles brewing across the country as parties compete for power ahead of 2026 midterms Redistricting battles heat up as Republicans and Democrats fight over congressional maps ahead of 2026 midterms in key states across the nation.
Crime December 30 Slender Man stabber Morgan Geyser ordered back to psychiatric hospital after group home escape Judge orders Morgan Geyser back to psychiatric hospital after escaping group home. Woman convicted in 2014 Slender Man stabbing loses privileges.
VIDEO December 25 Border Patrol veteran: Every time I see this, I'm reminded we 'still have a lot of work' to do Federation for American Immigration Reform border security advisor Art Del Cueto criticizes the Supreme Court's 'devastating' decision over National Guard deployment in Illinois and more on 'Fox News Live.'
Immigration December 23 Trump admin sues Illinois Gov. Pritzker over laws shielding migrants from courthouse arrests The DOJ sued Illinois Gov. Pritzker over state laws protecting migrants from being detained at sensitive locations such as hospitals, day cares and courts.
Pope Leo XIV December 23 Pope Leo XIV says he’s ‘very disappointed’ after Illinois approves assisted suicide law Pope Leo XIV and Chicago Cardinal Cupich unsuccessfully urged Illinois Gov. Pritzker not to sign controversial medical aid in dying legislation into law.
Chicago's Crime Wave December 23 Brandon Johnson’s progressive tax push puts Chicago on brink of rare shutdown as mayor weighs veto Chicago faces potential first-ever municipal shutdown as Mayor Brandon Johnson weighs vetoing budget over corporate tax dispute with city council.
Police and Law Enforcement December 22 Illinois officers crawl under burning car to save trapped driver in dramatic Interstate 88 rescue Heroic officers in Illinois risked their lives to save a motorist trapped beneath a flaming car following a dramatic crash on Interstate 88 early Sunday morning.
Campus Radicals December 22 Leaked University of Illinois lecture material blames Trump for 'White supremacy,' embraces far-left activism Leaked slides from University of Illinois education course show left-wing bias on immigration topics, sparking debate over classroom content.
