Illinois

Even with the addition of this Catholic-based high school, many still haven’t heard of "classical education" or know how it compares to other private schools.

White spent years looking for IKAR and they were reunited about three years ago after IKAR retired.

Aondover Tarhule says his focus is on the job at hand.

The Quad City Metropolitan Enforcement Group (QCMEG) and the Davenport Police Department concluded an investigation with the arrest of an armed felon on Thursday.

An autopsy done on Carpenter shows he was shot twice in his upper body.

Prayer vigil where Logan Dunne was last seen.

“We can make it trend better and realistically change as they would see in a real patient,” said Love.

Aaron Rossi is appealing judge's order to keep him jailed until his trial.

Police say the incident happened Monday.

Group forms to stop CO2 pipeline project in Central Illinois

A dozen of the charges carry mandatory prison sentences.

The 53rd district covers all or part of several area counties including Peoria, McLean, Tazewell, Woodford, Marshall, Putnam, Bureau and LaSalle counties.

After getting his first concert postponed due to high temperatures in August, Uncle Kracker is ready to bring some heat of his own to Central Illinois.

Hearings have been longer, more deliberative – resembling federal detention proceedings

Police say an SUV and semi crash head-on in the southbound lanes.

Ian Adams of Evergreen Climate Innovations said there are new investments in the bipartisan infrastructure law and other pieces of legislation, to support more public charging in the Midwest.

Pritzker is participating in the annual Clinton Global Initiative.

As the disagreement continues on the topic of the state’s decision to eliminate cash bail, lawmakers are voicing their opinions on the new law.

People who owned banned weapons before the new law must apply for FOID endorsement.

Now, Native Americans whose ancestors’ remains ended up held for study in sterile, nondescript boxes on shelves in educational facilities or displayed in cultural locales hope a new Illinois law will speed their recovery for proper reburial in their homeland.

John O’Dean, 51, was found dead by an apparent drowning, the sheriff’s office explained.

She attended Central and made her fortune in the hair and beauty industry when she opened one of the country’s first beauty schools called Poro College.

And no matter how the local officials feel about the end of cash bail and the state’s overhaul on pretrial procedures, they’re responsible for implementing the law with whatever resources they have – a reality even some of the law’s most ardent opponents have acknowledged.

Monetary bond will be abolished in favor of a system that seeks to give judges authority to detain defendants accused of committing violent crimes based on their level of risk to the community or of willful flight from prosecution.

Streator Police say Burton Kelley has a condition that puts him in danger.

According to Goldman Sachs, if a strike does happen, General Motors and Ford could lose close to $3 billion every week.

Republican Chris Bishop announces run for 37th District Senate seat.

IHSA announces how it will decide whether transgender athletes can compete in gender-specific sports.

Statewide Terrorism and Intelligence Center formed after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Among those were 10 Illinois residents, including Charles Lawrence Chan of Peoria Heights, known as “Chip”.