Donald Trump 4 days ago JB Pritzker takes aim at Trump in launching Democratic re-election bid for Illinois governor Gov. J.B. Pritzker seeks a third term as Illinois governor, emphasizing balanced budgets, minimum wage increases and abortion rights protection while becoming a vocal Democratic critic of President Donald Trump.
VIDEO 5 days ago Perino: New York is following Chicago into 3rd world problems Fox News guest host Dana Perino and the 'Gutfeld!' panel discuss New York City choosing a Democratic socialist in its mayoral primary.
Illinois 5 days ago Trump critic JB Pritzker expected to launch Democratic re-election bid for third term as Illinois governor Gov. J.B. Pritzker to seek third term in Illinois amid 2028 presidential speculation, continuing his role as a leading Democratic voice against Trump administration.
Culture Trends 6 days ago Chicago Teachers Union president suggests children belong to the school system The Chicago Teachers Union president declared during a Monday speech that children belong to the city school system as it faces enrollment decline and rising costs.
Chicago June 20 Ousted Dem 'super mayor' charges whopping price tag for tell-all book while dodging legal troubles Tiffany Henyard, Dolton's former mayor facing legal challenges, launches a $99 autobiography titled "Standing on Business" while pleading the Fifth over document requests.
Media June 18 House Speaker Johnson tours ICE facility, says Chicago mayor is 'on the wrong side of the law' House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson for opposing immigration enforcement, saying he was "on the wrong side of the law."
Illinois June 18 REO Speedwagon singer crashes car after falling asleep at the wheel Former REO Speedwagon vocalist Terry Luttrell, 78, was involved in car accident after falling asleep while driving, resulting in a cracked sternum requiring hospitalization.
Fox News Flash June 18 Chicago resident fires back at liberal governor's pledge to shield migrants from ICE raids Chicago resident Cata Truss criticizes Gov. Pritzker's sanctuary policies, arguing elected officials use tax dollars in ways preventing Americans from achieving the American dream.
Illinois June 17 Illinois teacher indicted on 52 additional charges in student sexual abuse case Teacher Christina Formella faces felony charges, including sexual assault and grooming, after allegedly engaging in sexual acts with a student about 50 times.
Immigration June 15 Illinois projected to spend $2.5B on migrants by end of 2025, report claims Illinois spent $2.5 billion on migrants with $1.6 billion for healthcare, according to a new report from the Illinois Public Policy Institute detailing taxpayer funding.
Opinion June 15 A speeding ticket led me to Ronald Reagan's hometown and a deeper understanding of America's president A family road trip takes an unexpected turn after a speeding ticket in Reagan's hometown forces an overnight stay, court appearance, and spiritual reflection.
Illinois June 14 Longest-serving legislative leader in US history given 7 1/2 years in federal corruption case Former Illinois House speaker Michael Madigan sentenced to 7 1/2 years and fined $2.5 million for corruption in a landmark case against the longest-serving U.S. legislative leader.
VIDEO June 12 Rep. LaHood says new AI bill directs NSA to create 'security playbook' amid Chinese threats Rep. Darin LaHood, R-Ill., told Fox News Digital the new bi-partisan "Advanced AI Security Readiness Act" directs the NSA’s to develop an "AI Security Playbook" amid the technology race against China.
VIDEO June 11 Senate's No. 2 Dem claims he has not heard his fellow Democrats call the LA riots 'peaceful' Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, D-Ill., told a reporter Wednesday that he has no recollection of his fellow Democrats referring to the anti-ICE riots in L.A. as "peaceful." (America Rising)
Illinois June 9 Former Dem 'super mayor' pleads the Fifth after failing to produce public records in court Former mayor Tiffany Henyard pleads the Fifth after being held in contempt of court for failing to produce public records requested under FOIA amid ongoing legal troubles.
Politics June 6 Far-left House candidate rallies around healthcare for illegal immigrants: 'How is it controversial?' Illinois U.S. congressional candidate Kat Abughazaleh defends universal healthcare for illegal immigrants while challenging Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Chicago June 4 Self-proclaimed Democratic 'super mayor' ordered to court as scandal-plagued tenure unravels Former Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard faces a contempt hearing after failing to turn over public records amid legal and corruption investigations in the Illinois village.
Illinois June 3 Illinois school board meeting madness continues as tensions escalate over trans athletes in girls' sports Protests at Illinois school board meeting over trans athletes in girls' sports sparked national attention, with debates on federal law and state rights.
Opinion June 3 PASTOR COREY BROOKS: I'm building hope on Chicago's notorious South Side I am leading Project H.O.O.D. as it builds a center in Chicago to inspire change, offering programs in STEM, arts, and entrepreneurship for a brighter future for local youth.
Travel June 1 Historic gold watch lost in deadly Lake Michigan shipwreck 165 years ago finally returns home After 165 years, journalist Herbert Ingram's pocket watch, lost in the Lady Elgin sinking on Lake Michigan, has returned to his hometown of Boston, England.
Donald Trump May 29 Chicago mayor calls DOGE 'an act of war,' compares second Trump term to Third Reich Chicago Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson echoes Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s warning and highlights President Donald Trump’s impact on culture and federal agencies.
Coast Guard May 28 Missing military flares prompt urgent warning for Lake Michigan beachgoers Coast Guard alerted the public about three unaccounted phosphorus pyrotechnics in Lake Michigan, posing potential risk to beachgoers in the area.
Senate Democrats May 28 Blagojevich roasts Dems: Calls Schiff the ‘Elvis’ of liars, says party preferred 'coma' patient to Harris Former Illinois governor Blagojevich says Democrats have Hall of Fame for Liars
Crime May 27 Chicago’s bloody Memorial Day weekend leaves 22 shot, 2 dead: report Over the Memorial Day weekend, 22 people were reportedly shot, including two killed in Chicago, a notoriously violent blue city where hundreds are killed each year.
Illinois May 26 Truck explosion caught on camera in suburban Chicago neighborhood as leaking propane to blame: officials In Addison, a truck explosion over the holiday weekend injured the driver and damaged homes. The incident was due to a leaking propane tank, officials confirmed.
Chicago May 23 Two illegal Venezuelan immigrants, suspected TdA gang members charged in deadly Chicago mass shooting ICE charges two Venezuelans in a deadly Chicago shooting tied to the Tren de Aragua gang, resulting in arrests for illegal entry.
Chicago May 23 Sen Mike Lee accuses Chicago mayor — who called Trump a 'monster' — of 'bragging about' violating the law Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called President Donald Trump a "monster" after the U.S. Justice Department indicated it was launching a probe into whether the city is engaging in race-based discrimination.
Illinois May 22 Illinois state lawmakers get hostile during debates on trans athletes in girls' sports Heated debates erupt in Illinois over trans athletes in girls' sports, with lawmakers divided after a Naperville race incident and potential funding cuts.
Illinois May 21 Illinois town moves to seize Pope Leo XIV's childhood home through eminent domain, convert to historic site Dolton, Illinois, may use eminent domain to purchase Pope Leo XIV's boyhood home, intending to preserve it as a historic site amid ongoing sale efforts.
Illinois May 21 Illinois trans athlete conflict grows after tense track meet as state Republicans call for Trump's help Amidst the Illinois' trans athlete debate, political figures demand federal scrutiny and potential funding cuts to protect girls' sports integrity.
