Springfield

Governor JB Pritzker's executive order okays limited in-person instructions at both public and private schools this summer.

According to the Illinois Restaurant Association, nearly 5,200 restaurants will go out of business in the coming months because of COVID-19.

The Illinois House on Wednesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill allowing college athletes to profit from their names and likenesses.

Now, before you say "What a waste of taxpayer dollars," it's important to note that he's paying out of his own pocket.

New York and Michigan have already approved bans on flavored products due to growing safety concerns.

The guy working at the "Guess Your Weight and Age" booth at the Illinois State Fair would like to see more contestants, and so would Illinois State Fair organizers.

A chaotic final week of legislative session in Springfield has resulted in a flurry of tax hikes and new spending.

You better hope it doesn't rain. A new tax on Illinois residents is being proposed in Springfield. If it rains, you will pay.

Springfield, IL will host all the events for the day, including a post-inauguration party benefitting various charities.