Illinois gubernatorial election: Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin talks crime, abortion
Aurora Mayor and candidate for Illinois governor Richard Irvin told FOX 32 on Thursday that he's pro-life, but there's "always exceptions." When political editor Mike Flannery pressed him on that, he suddenly wrapped up the interview. "Think we're done."
Aurora Mayor and candidate for Illinois governor Richard Irvin told FOX 32 on Thursday that he's pro-life, but there's "always exceptions." When political editor Mike Flannery pressed him on that, he suddenly wrapped up the interview. "Think we're done."
Pritzker budget proposal: Tax break on gasoline, groceries; funds to protect crime witnesses
"If we want to reduce crime," Gov. Pritzker said as he presented his spending plan, "we have to solve crimes."
"If we want to reduce crime," Gov. Pritzker said as he presented his spending plan, "we have to solve crimes."
U.S. Rep Brad Schneider of Illinois tests positive for COVID again
U.S. Brad Schneider of Illinois has tested positive for COVID-19 for the second time, according to the Democrat’s office.
U.S. Brad Schneider of Illinois has tested positive for COVID-19 for the second time, according to the Democrat’s office.
Pritzker to give Illinois budget address Wednesday despite major snowstorm
Snowy weather will keep away the usual overflow crowd of Illinois lawmakers, but Gov. JB Pritzker has decided to deliver his annual budget address anyway Wednesday at noon.
Snowy weather will keep away the usual overflow crowd of Illinois lawmakers, but Gov. JB Pritzker has decided to deliver his annual budget address anyway Wednesday at noon.
Crime on the mind ahead of Illinois election season
As half-a-dozen candidates vie to become governor of Illinois, as many as 18 could jump into the race for mayor of Chicago.
As half-a-dozen candidates vie to become governor of Illinois, as many as 18 could jump into the race for mayor of Chicago.
Illinois Rep. LaShawn Ford helping families of crime victims relocate
Illinois Rep LaShawn Ford is seeking to help families of crime victims grieve and recover by helping them relocate.
Illinois Rep LaShawn Ford is seeking to help families of crime victims grieve and recover by helping them relocate.
Illinois lawmaker proposes bill that would limit the amount of THC in pot products
A state lawmaker wants to make marijuana sold in Illinois less potent.
A state lawmaker wants to make marijuana sold in Illinois less potent.
Pritzker, Lightfoot attacked by Illinois gubernatorial candidates in first TV ads
Two Republican candidates for Illinois governor unveiled their first television commercials of the 2022 campaign on Tuesday, hitting the dominant issue so far: the rising rate of violent crime across the state.
Two Republican candidates for Illinois governor unveiled their first television commercials of the 2022 campaign on Tuesday, hitting the dominant issue so far: the rising rate of violent crime across the state.
Pritzker reaches agreement with teachers unions on COVID sick days
Gov. Pritzker vetoed legislation Monday that would have guaranteed sick days for teachers and school employees with COVID-19.
Gov. Pritzker vetoed legislation Monday that would have guaranteed sick days for teachers and school employees with COVID-19.
Illinois GOP looks to repeal criminal justice reform bill
Republicans in the Illinois Senate are proposing big changes to the state constitution.
Republicans in the Illinois Senate are proposing big changes to the state constitution.
Illinois lawmakers pushing for new law to ban Apple, Google from collecting fees from smartphone apps
Some Illinois legislators are pushing for a new law that would ban Apple and Google from collecting fees from smartphone apps.
Some Illinois legislators are pushing for a new law that would ban Apple and Google from collecting fees from smartphone apps.
Pritzker scolds Republican candidate for not yet answering questions from media
Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday scolded a newly announced Republican gubernatorial candidate for declining to appear in public or answer questions from journalists.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday scolded a newly announced Republican gubernatorial candidate for declining to appear in public or answer questions from journalists.
Aurora mayor announces run for Illinois governor: 'Defund the police is dumb'
Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin posted a video Monday afternoon announcing he will run as a Republican for governor of Illinois.
Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin posted a video Monday afternoon announcing he will run as a Republican for governor of Illinois.
Illinois lawmakers support Starbucks unionization
Illinois lawmakers joined Starbucks workers to support plans to unionize.
Illinois lawmakers joined Starbucks workers to support plans to unionize.
Erich 'Mancow' Muller announces run for Illinois governor: report
'Mancow' had teased his candidacy in 2020, saying his platform would focus on school choice, bringing back school prayer, reducing property taxes and loosening gun laws.
'Mancow' had teased his candidacy in 2020, saying his platform would focus on school choice, bringing back school prayer, reducing property taxes and loosening gun laws.
Congressman Bobby Rush endorses Karin Norington-Reaves to replace him
Congressman Bobby Rush is endorsing Karin Norington-Reaves to replace him.
Congressman Bobby Rush is endorsing Karin Norington-Reaves to replace him.
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul announces $1.85B settlement with student loan provider Navient
A number of state attorney generals gathered virtually Thursday morning to discuss their settlement on a $1.85 billion with a loan servicing company.
A number of state attorney generals gathered virtually Thursday morning to discuss their settlement on a $1.85 billion with a loan servicing company.
Pritzker, Stratton kick off ballot petitioning with Chicago supporters
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker visited a South Side CTA Red Line stop Thursday morning to collect signatures.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker visited a South Side CTA Red Line stop Thursday morning to collect signatures.
Illinois Democrats propose additional funding to fight carjackings, retail theft
Democratic lawmakers in Springfield are proposing to spend more money to reduce carjackings, which have tripled in number and are more violent than ever.
Democratic lawmakers in Springfield are proposing to spend more money to reduce carjackings, which have tripled in number and are more violent than ever.
Why can CTU get away with telling members not to report to classrooms?
Illinois is one of 13 states that allows public employees to strike.
Illinois is one of 13 states that allows public employees to strike.