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The Illinois Sheriff’s Association announced on Thursday it had filed a lawsuit against Governor J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Corrections for their refusal to accept transfers of parole violators or convicted individuals from jails across Illinois.

A bunch of videos appeared on social media showing hundreds of people packed in swimming pools and summer venues in Lake of the Ozarks, many not wearing facemasks or adhering to social distancing.

Google Trends put together a map of the most common "How do you spell ..." searches in every state so far this year. How are we doing in Illinois? Beautiful.

"Cannonballers" can't seem to stop themselves from attempting coast-to-coast speed runs on U.S.'s empty roads.

ComEd crews are downtown this morning, working underground to address power outages created by flooding over the weekend.

Beth George has been running the resort for the last 32 years, but the limitations caused by the COVID-19 lockdown have forced her to file for bankruptcy.

Ogle County Sheriff Brian VanVickle says that Pritzker's stay-at-home order exceeds the authority of the governor's office.

Kendall County, Illinois Sheriff Dwight Baird sent Governor Pritzker a letter explaining why he and his department are taking this stance.

The flyover was part of the Blue Angels initiative “America Strong,” where the group flies over cities across the country to honor first-responders and essential workers.

Michael Jordan made his professional debut in the NBA on October 5th, 1984, in a preseason game at the Peoria Civic Center Arena in front of about 2000 or so fans.