The Pritzker Administration is limiting enrollment as a way to hold down costs. But is there a political price?

A law signed this week is believed to be the first in the nation prohibiting book bans at school and public libraries.

From early childhood to higher education, the new spending plan provides more resources.

Our panel discusses how a new spending plan made it through the Illinois legislature, an update on the Chicago Bears' efforts to move to the suburbs and Republicans in the state begin lining up behind presidential hopefuls.

Illinois lawmakers and the governor reached agreement on a new spending plan for the fiscal year starting July 1. Also, Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul issued a scathing report on clergy sex abuse within the Catholic church.

The Illinois legislature has missed its scheduled adjournment date. So what happens next?

Revenue estimates have dropped in recent weeks, which could mean many groups seeking additional funding will wind up disappointed. They'll know soon as state lawmakers have set May 19 as their spring adjournment date.

The former CEO of Commonwealth Edison and three former lobbyists for the utility were found guilty this week in what prosecutors described as a bribery scheme to gain favor with ex-Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan.

Deliberations have begun in the bribery trial of four former Commonwealth Edison officials.

Chicago's next mayor spoke to lawmakers at the Illinois statehouse.