Galesburg resident Matthew Rupert has been sentenced to 105 months in federal prison after video footage repeatedly captured him at the heart of riot scenes that played out in Chicago and Minnesota following the police killing of George Floyd.
A maskless Theodora “Teddi” Pritzker was among the hundreds of thousands recently attending this summer's Lollapalooza at Grant Park -- just days before her dad, Gov. J.B. Pritzker, issued a mask mandate for all student and staff in Illinois schools.
AWAKE Illinois members fail to see the logic in a list of demands made by the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) that would set the stage for nearly 4,200 new hires before Chicago public schools reopen their doors this fall.
Illinois GOP Chairman Don Tracy will join other Republican state leaders hosting Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw (R-Houston) at an evening reception in Rosemont on Aug. 14.
A recent Chicago Tribune editorial wonders what may be motivating the Critical Race Theory (CRT) debate in the country’s growing divide over the controversial teachings.
City Council is coming together on July 26 to start the task of crafting new ward boundaries that will set the stage for Chicago politics for the next ten years.
Longtime Republican lawmaker and DuPage County Board member Pete DiCianni is reported to be profiting in a big way off Democratic machine politics in Chicago.
Chicago Ald. Carrie Austin faces formal bribery charges as part of an ongoing federal corruption probe where she is accused of netting extensive home repairs in exchange for city funding on a $50 million project being developed in her ward.
A bill that would require Chicago Police Department employees to take critical race theory (CRT) courses before hiring and during their time in the academy now sits in the Rules Committee in Springfield.
Republican Committeeman Ammie Kessem wants parents to know how they can still take a stand against the Keeping Youth Safe and Healthy Act that seeks to alter sex education in Illinois schools.
University of Illinois at Chicago professor David Stovall and Georgia Teacher of the Year Tracy Pendley took to Windy City Live on July 6, where they dissected some arguments surrounding Critical Race Theory (CRT) teachings.