Illinois Government

Illinois lawmakers plan an amusement tax on streaming, sports, movies, and concerts to increase state revenue

Illinois won’t allow A.I. to replace teachers or therapists, but cameras on Lake Shore Drive may soon use A.I. to spot traffic violations.

Growing up is tough—Illinois is stepping up with required mental health screenings in schools to support student well-being.

Imagine a future where machines teach our kids. Sounds far-fetched, right? Yet, it’s a discussion heating up in Illinois.

Restaurants are facing a new challenge: reservation reselling. Learn how proposed legislation aims to protect diners and eateries alike.

National Unclaimed Property Day is coming up on February 1st, and Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs is reminding Illinois residents that there might be a nice something waiting for you if you check Illinois' unclaimed property page.

All this week, the office of the Illinois State Treasurer will be offering up literally hundreds and hundreds of unclaimed items in an online auction. There won't be piles of cash and gold bars being sold, but there are plenty of items at good prices that you might be interested in.

Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, and Utah all have made the move to digital driver's licenses (DDL) over the past few years, and even more states are looking into or seriously considering doing it, too. Here's where the state of Illinois stands on the issue currently.

You need to watch this touching memorial that Representative John Cabello gave at the Illinois General Assembly for Rockford Police Officer Jaimie Cox.

Erika Harold is no stranger to titles. As a former Miss America from Illinois she's ready to trade in her crown, upgrade her title and run for Illinois  Attorney General.