"It’s kinda just semantics," said one prominent Democratic legislator who has also worked in the agreed bill process. "We can still put a table together and negotiate [stuff] with labor and business ...

U.S. Judge Nancy Rosenstengel handed out the sentencing Wednesday at the federal courthouse for the Southern District of Illinois in East St. Louis . In addition to the the 7 ½-year prison term, ...

Social media footage from Friday shows heavily militarized federal law enforcement—including officers with numerous agencies, ...

ABC’s Mary Bruce hit back at Leavitt’s claim, pointing out that the president had described the shutdown as an “ ...

Unlike public campuses, private higher education institutions are largely exempt from disclosing arrest records, incident ...

Local 10 News has requested copies of the state’s FEMA application and details on taxpayer spending so far. Construction began on June 23, and detainees started arriving on July 3. By mid-August, ...

The nation’s workers’ compensation system has emerged from the pandemic looking remarkably stable – at least from 30,000 feet ...

(The Center Square) − Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says he understands why labor leaders are walking away from the agreed-bill process, but a state legislator warns of more business trouble ahead.

Trump shared a weird AI video starring him as the Grim Reaper as Congress continued informal talks. Welcome to day three.

First, the 1947 Taft-Hartley Act prohibited union control of private-sector pension funds, instead requiring joint ...