Jeremy Gorner

Bailey holds firm in attack on crime law

Republican candidate wants repeal of reform, though Chicago violent crime stats drop

Legislative ethics watchdog quits

McCuskey to leave post after tenure clouded by investigation into Springfield sexual harassment

Law targets wrongful claims of child abuse

Safeguards follow years of debate between advocates and doctors

Cardinal Cupich, nuns sue Illinois to block medical aid-in-dying law

MORNING FOG FOR GOP DAY

As Republicans celebrate at Illinois State Fair, weather becomes metaphor for a party short on money and message discipline

Welch’s absence at fair clouds Democrats’ day

Scandals cast shadow over party as Pritzker makes case for another term

Pritzker accepts teachers’ backing

Governor casts doubt on CPS funding push, OKs nod by suburban union

Talks ‘minimal’ between Bears, Ill. legislators

Team remains focused on building stadium in Hammond, officials say

Standby billing cost Ill. millions

Audit: IEMA paid contractor for 469K hours without work

Pritzker, Bailey spar over tariffs, farming economy

Governor candidates discuss issues at agricultural roundtable in Shirley

Report: Benton violated state law

But watchdog's findings leave more questions on Welch's response to harassment allegations

Welch to lobby for more funding

Embattled speaker moves to shore up progressive support

Benton report to be released

Ethics commission votes to publish findings from ex-state representative's harassment investigation

Pritzker: Be transparent on Benton allegations

Welch tries to contain fallout

Illinois House speaker holds outreach meetings over handling of Benton harassment allegations

Benton’s actions known years ago

Speaker’s office told of other harassment claims against disgraced ex-state representative

Benton asked to resign amid harassment claims

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Supreme Court affirms birthright citizenship

Illinois immigrants and leaders rejoice as justices reject Trump's executive order

Slate of new state laws take effect

Measures include gas tax freeze and changes for driving tests, tuition

Justices to hear Cook County assault weapons ban case

Arguments could be precursor to sweeping ruling on gun rights

State panel made over, still draws GOP ire

Confirmation hearing reveals the divide over criminal justice reform

Pritzker OKs $56B state budget

Spending plan factors in gains from gas sales tax, election-year breaks, but stadium questions loom

Medical-aid-in-dying law faces lawsuit

Disabled patients, doctor, others allege the state's legislation ends 'ethical obligation to do no harm'

THE PRIDE AND JOY OF INDIANA?

Bears close in on Hammond: After lawmakers leave Springfield without voting on a stadium deal, the team says it will proceed with plans across the border. But the door hasn't fully shut on the Prairie State

Bears’ stadium deal collapse has echoes of 1988 Sox drama