Illinois officials brace for fight as Trump vows to use military for deportation plan
President-elect Donald Trump said he intends to deploy military personnel to enact his mass deportation plan—something that legal scholars and several Illinois officials say he can't legally do.
President-elect Donald Trump said he intends to deploy military personnel to enact his mass deportation plan—something that legal scholars and several Illinois officials say he can't legally do.
Trump's plan to use military in deportations is a 'terrible idea,' legal expert says
President-elect Donald Trump said he intends to deploy military personnel to enact his mass deportation plan—something that legal scholars and several Illinois officials say he can't legally do.
President-elect Donald Trump said he intends to deploy military personnel to enact his mass deportation plan—something that legal scholars and several Illinois officials say he can't legally do.
FBI investigating more offensive text messages
The FBI is working to track down whoever is behind another wave of offensive text messages, this time targeting the Latino and LGBTQ communities.
The FBI is working to track down whoever is behind another wave of offensive text messages, this time targeting the Latino and LGBTQ communities.
FBI investigating more offensive text messages
The FBI is working to track down whoever is behind another wave of offensive text messages, this time targeting the Latino and LGBTQ communities.
The FBI is working to track down whoever is behind another wave of offensive text messages, this time targeting the Latino and LGBTQ communities.
Illinois establishes Conviction Integrity Unit to review cases of possible wrongful convictions
The Illinois Attorney General’s Office has announced the creation of a new unit dedicated to investigating potential wrongful convictions across the state.
The Illinois Attorney General’s Office has announced the creation of a new unit dedicated to investigating potential wrongful convictions across the state.
Racist texts circulating across US, including in Illinois
Federal and state investigations are underway as racist, offensive text messages circulate across the country, targeting Black Americans.
Federal and state investigations are underway as racist, offensive text messages circulate across the country, targeting Black Americans.
Illinois AG reacts to judge overturning state's gun ban
A federal judge in downstate Illinois has ruled against the state?s ?Protect Illinois Communities Act," declaring that the 2023 gun ban violates the Second Amendment.
A federal judge in downstate Illinois has ruled against the state?s ?Protect Illinois Communities Act," declaring that the 2023 gun ban violates the Second Amendment.
Illinois AG investigating racist texts targeting Black residents
The messages, originating from unknown numbers, began popping up on cellphones following Election Day.
The messages, originating from unknown numbers, began popping up on cellphones following Election Day.
Federal judge overturns Illinois gun ban, citing Second Amendment
A federal judge in downstate Illinois has ruled against the state’s “Protect Illinois Communities Act," declaring that the 2023 gun ban violates the Second Amendment.
A federal judge in downstate Illinois has ruled against the state’s “Protect Illinois Communities Act," declaring that the 2023 gun ban violates the Second Amendment.
Racist text messages targeting Illinois residents
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul publicly condemned the texts, releasing a statement in which he expressed anger and concern.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul publicly condemned the texts, releasing a statement in which he expressed anger and concern.
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul talks voter security on Election Day
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul talks about all the precautions regarding voter security and discrimination on Election Day.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul talks about all the precautions regarding voter security and discrimination on Election Day.
Illinois residents eligible for cheer settlement involving Varsity Brands
Illinois residents who paid to take part in Varsity Brands cheer competitions, camps, or purchased Varsity apparel between certain dates are now eligible for compensation under an $82.5 million settlement.
Illinois residents who paid to take part in Varsity Brands cheer competitions, camps, or purchased Varsity apparel between certain dates are now eligible for compensation under an $82.5 million settlement.
2 Chicago cops, former Cook County prosecutor charged in overtime fraud scheme
Two Chicago police officers and a former Cook County assistant state’s attorney have been charged in a scheme to fraudulently collect more than $100,000 in overtime pay, the Illinois Attorney General’s Office announced on Thursday.
Two Chicago police officers and a former Cook County assistant state’s attorney have been charged in a scheme to fraudulently collect more than $100,000 in overtime pay, the Illinois Attorney General’s Office announced on Thursday.
Cook County man sentenced for drug-induced homicide in 2021 overdose death
A Cook County man has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the drug-induced homicide of a Carol Stream man who died after overdosing on fentanyl and heroin in 2021.
A Cook County man has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the drug-induced homicide of a Carol Stream man who died after overdosing on fentanyl and heroin in 2021.
Illinois, DOJ move to break up Live Nation and Ticketmaster
The legal action, revealed on Thursday, alleges that the companies have created an illegal monopoly in the live music industry, leading to higher costs and fewer choices for concertgoers.
The legal action, revealed on Thursday, alleges that the companies have created an illegal monopoly in the live music industry, leading to higher costs and fewer choices for concertgoers.
Illinois, DOJ move to break up Live Nation and Ticketmaster
The legal action, revealed on Thursday, alleges that the companies have created an illegal monopoly in the live music industry, leading to higher costs and fewer choices for concertgoers.
The legal action, revealed on Thursday, alleges that the companies have created an illegal monopoly in the live music industry, leading to higher costs and fewer choices for concertgoers.
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 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.
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.
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.
A Chicago woman has learned her fate for defrauding the Chicago Housing Authority and misappropriating government benefits.