In its most recent version, the bill would require elementary and middle schools to implement a bell-to-bell ban, while high schools could allow students to use their cellphones during breaks and lunch.

The proposed Power Act would require data centers to be more accountable for their energy and water use, limit so-called backroom deals, and ensure facilities supply their own clean energy.

State Senator Steve McClure says focusing on policies instead of personalities will be key for Republicans to be successful in November's election.

For the second time in three years, the Illinois House voted to ban hidden "junk fees" that are often added to the total cost of ticketed events, hotel rooms and other goods and services

The bill would utilize an under-used provision of the Affordable Care Act that requires insurance plans that offer coverage for abortions in instances that go beyond rape, incest and the life of the mother to collect at least $1 a month from enrollees to cover the cost of abortion claims.

The bill requires any store with a physical location that employs someone to accept in-person transactions to accept cash for transactions under $500.

The opening must be filled by a Democrat, the same party as Ayers, according to state law

Residents with experience in healthcare, mental health services, social services, finance, education and public safety are encouraged to apply

The board voted 17-10 on Tuesday to approve the conditional use for CyrusOne in the project's latest step.

Ward 3 Alderman Roy Williams Junior urged the Springfield City Council to assert its presence in developing state legislation to revitalize Springfield's downtown