Governor Bruce Rauner

The Governor of Illinois, Bruce Rauner, in a recent interview said he won't support legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois.

Governor Rauner's proposed $11.5 billion infrastructure plan has targeted repair spots that factor in to local economies.

We see them doing the job of keeping kids safe every day. Why not take a minute today to say thank you?

As the opioid epidemic rages throughout the country (including Illinois), federal, state, and local governments are looking at alternatives for pain treatment.

What's in a name? Well apparently, a whole lot according to Governor Rauner. He's renamed the executive mansion where Illinois' governors have resided since 1855.

I don't know which of these two things would be less fun--going to Wrigley Field last night to see the Cubs lose game 3 of the NLCS to the Dodgers, or releasing your tax returns for the world to see and/or judge. Yesterday, Governor Bruce Rauner did both.

With 8 Democrats having thrown their hats into the upcoming Illinois governor's race, the field is proving to be a crowded one. Add one more name to the mix, this time on the Republican side. William J. Kelly is hoping to knock off Bruce Rauner in the gubernatorial primary on March 20.

Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner says the Thompson Center in Chicago is a big drain on taxpayers' wallets, it doesn't serve the purpose for which it was intended, and what's more, it's beyond rehab and refurb. Not really the best pitch for what he has in mind: selling it to the highest bidder...