A group affiliated with the legal activist behind the successful U.S. Supreme Court challenge to affirmative action in college admissions has sued Illinois over a minority scholarship program for aspiring teachers.
Lawyer behind college affirmative action challenges targets Illinois
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Richard Uihlein-backed PAC keeps the money flowing in Ohio
A conservative group heavily funded by the Republican mega-donor is putting its chips in the state's Supreme Court races.
Feds 'turned over heaven and earth' in Madigan probe but found no real bribes, co-defendant says
In a déjà vu moment during opening statements, the defense team for Mike McClain stuck to its guns used in the "ComEd Four" trial.
City Council approves $1.5 billion bond plan to refinance debt as budget deficit looms
The plan is expected to save $90 million in 2024 with further savings in 2025 as Mayor Brandon Johnson looks for ways to close the city's looming budget deficit.
