Jonathan Ross, a native of Greater Peoria, is named among several Trump administration officials in a civil lawsuit alleging the ICE agent is responsible for carrying out a conspiracy to unlawfully target ethnic communities and their allies.

Energy, environmental advocates remain skeptical data centers will provide significant, lasting benefits

This summer, scammers convinced a 78-year-old Marion woman that her Edward Jones Investment accounts had been compromised, and that she needed to buy more than $800,000 in gold bars and give it to a purported federal agent for safekeeping.

Weeks later, he files a federal lawsuit to prevent cuts at the state-run facility

Vincenzo Vitelli’s work focuses on a new way of thinking of collections of “agents” — such as robots — as a form of material.

Margaret Croke, Bryan Drew share different visions for office’s transparency, oversight

Hundreds of people gathered along the riverfront Monday morning to watch the 80-year-old Chester Bridge come down.

After 50 years in broadcasting on radio and television, Chuck Collins retired in late 2025. But the former WMBD and WEEK meteorologist is still busy, including teaching this October at Bradley University's Osher Life Long Learning Institute.

Prosecutor Sheri Mecklenburg who has been accused of misconduct over a failed attempt to bring felony charges against six protesters of the federal immigration crackdown in Chicago has resigned.

Illinois lawmakers and Gov. JB Pritzker have enhanced the state’s film tax credit program, which could mean billions of dollars of spending in the state, film industry advocates say.

Mail balloting in Illinois goes forward as normal after Trump’s failed attempt to federalize the process

More than 1,000 students have completed the program over the past quarter century