Illinois attorney general warns against repair scammers after Chicagoland storms
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is cautioning residents of the state to remain vigilant against repair scammers in the wake of Tuesday night's severe weather across Chicagoland.
Illinois AG halts Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard's charity donations
The Illinois Attorney General's Office has ordered a charity run by Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard to stop soliciting donations.
Illinois man charged with gunrunning after selling firearms illegally in Kane, DuPage counties: AG
An Illinois man is accused of using and selling firearms illegally in Kane and DuPage counties.
Chicago woman sentenced to probation, must pay restitution for defrauding Chicago Housing Authority
A Chicago woman has learned her fate for defrauding the Chicago Housing Authority and misappropriating government benefits.
Boone County Clerk indicted on multiple charges, accused of misusing county funds
The Boone County Clerk in northwest Illinois is accused of stealing money from the county and using the funds on personal expenses.
Acts of hate, extremism up significantly in Illinois: report
A new report from the Anti-Defamation League released a new report Tuesday, stating that acts of hate and extremism are on the rise in Illinois.
2 Illinois men accused of illegally selling guns
Two Illinois men are accused of trying to illegally sell firearms in Lake and Cook Counties this summer.
Raoul calls for stronger vehicle security measures amidst rising car thefts in Chicago
As car thefts in Chicago continue to surge, the Illinois Attorney General is pointing fingers at two prominent vehicle manufacturers, claiming they are not adequately addressing security vulnerabilities.
Illinois AG calls for stronger vehicle security measures amidst rising car thefts
As car thefts in Chicago continue to surge, the Illinois Attorney General is pointing fingers at two prominent vehicle manufacturers, claiming they are not adequately addressing security vulnerabilities.
Firearms Trade Association sues Illinois AG Kwame Raoul over new gun law
The National Shooting Sports Foundation has filed a lawsuit against Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul, challenging the constitutionality of a recently signed law that allows the prosecution of gun manufacturers for specific marketing practices.
Firearms Trade Association sues Illinois AG Kwame Raoul over new gun law
The National Shooting Sports Foundation has filed a lawsuit against Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul, challenging the constitutionality of a recently signed law that allows the prosecution of gun manufacturers for specific marketing practices.
Cook County woman allegedly wrote $110K worth of fake checks while working at Ravinia Festival Association
A Cook County woman is accused of stealing over $110,000 from the Ravinia Festival Association when she was an employee.
Chicago man pleads guilty after selling drugs to undercover cop
A Chicago man pleaded guilty in Will County court after selling drugs to undercover detectives in March 2020.
Illinois AG condemns Republican letter on race-based hiring practices
Kwame Raoul is joining other Democratic attorneys general in denouncing a letter warning America's biggest companies against using race-based hiring practices.
Illinois AG condemns Republican letter on race-based hiring practices
Kwame Raoul is joining other Democratic attorneys general in denouncing a letter warning America's biggest companies against using race-based hiring practices.
Illinois received over 290M illegal robocalls since 2018: lawsuit
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul, along with other state and federal partners, announced a new bipartisan crackdown on illegal telemarketing this week.
Attorneys, abuse survivors urge Illinois lawmakers to address clergy sexual abuse crisis
Attorneys and victims of clergy sexual abuse are calling on Illinois Lawmakers to do more.
AG Report: 451 Catholic clerics abused children
Illinois’ attorney general released the results of a sweeping investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy on Tuesday, saying investigators found that 451 clergy sexually abused nearly 2,000 children since 1950 — far more than the 103 individuals the church had named when the state review began in 2018.
Catholic clergy abuse claims higher than church reported: AG probe
Illinois’ attorney general released the results of a sweeping investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy on Tuesday.
Illinois lawmaker proposes arming AG, state's attorneys with federal-style wiretapping authority
Reacting to this week's sweeping guilty verdicts in the ComEd Four trial, some state lawmakers are demanding tough new ethics reform.