A positive jobs report for October does little to buck discouraging long-term trends in Illinois.
American Airlines and United Airlines have become the latest Illinois employers to be sued for allegedly violating Illinois’ biometric privacy law through the use of fingerprint-operated time clocks.
Recently released data shows retirees outpacing active employees, adding pressure to an already stressed pension fund.
A new report shows how 13th Ward Chicago Alderman Marty Quinn and Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan diverted tens of thousands of dollars in public funds toward political purposes.
The biggest obstacle Illinoisans face in Springfield remains the same: an all-powerful House speaker, and members of both parties who are all too eager to kowtow.
Under the guise of rehabilitating underserved communities, City Hall preps another massive tax transfer to a private company.
The Land of Lincoln received the lowest possible grade in budget forecasting and legacy costs.
Local barber Bob Anderson has endured two attempts at intimidation since being elected to the McHenry Township Board on a platform of consolidation.
Springfield won’t let millions in unpaid utility bills get in the way of nonessential spending.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s budget proposal includes jacked-up costs for business licenses and stricter noncompliance penalties.
“I’ve got a lot of pride in craftsmanship. What I do is a lot more artistic. Anyone can bust tires off rims or pack up a skid full of bad starters and send them back to the manufacturer. Anyone can do the physical labor. When it comes to welding, it’s an art. “We’ve had a...
A suspended Cook County Jail corrections officer faces termination following serial abuses of a federal family leave rule.