Medical Negligence Lawsuit Against Illinois Abortionist

A woman filed a medical negligence lawsuit against an Illinois abortionist after a late-term abortion resulted in parts of the fetus being left inside her. The lawsuit alleges severe complications and emotional distress due to the incident.

Murder at Illinois Trucking Company

CEO of a trucking company found dead in Illinois, suspect arrested in Michigan, believed to be a targeted incident involving an employee of the victim. GoFundMe set up for funeral expenses and son's education.

Education and Diversity in Illinois

Pastor Corey Brooks calls out Illinois state superintendent for telling school districts to defy Trump administration's abolishment of DEI. Brooks criticizes the focus on identity over education in schools.

Illinois Democrats Requesting $1.88 Billion in Federal Funding

Illinois Democrats are requesting $1.88 billion in federal funding from the Trump administration, while the Illinois Republican Party dismisses the request as politically motivated. The federal funds are crucial for various programs in Illinois, but the release has been frozen, leading to potential operational issues.

Fatal stabbing of 6-year-old Palestinian American boy

Illinois man found guilty in fatal stabbing of 6-year-old Palestinian American boy

Taxpayer-Funded Healthcare Programs for Illegal Immigrants in Illinois

A state audit found that taxpayers in Illinois paid $1.6 billion for healthcare programs for illegal immigrants since 2020. The audit revealed overspending and mismanagement by Governor JB Pritzker. Federal reimbursement was not sought for eligible services, and some state money was spent on citizens or those eligible for federal programs. Pritzker halted the program in 2023 due to high costs, and later diverted rental assistance money to house illegals. Sanctuary states, including Illinois, planned to offer housing, food, and healthcare to migrants. Pritzker proposed cutting funding for a program to save $330 million.

Illinois Healthcare Program for Illegal Immigrants

Illinois taxpayers paid out $1.6 billion for healthcare programs for illegal immigrants since 2020, exceeding estimates by Gov. JB Pritzker's administration. The audit revealed overspending, mismanagement, and eligibility errors in the program.

Impact of Threatened Democracy on Grocery Prices and Healthcare

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker argues that rising grocery prices and loss of healthcare are due to democracy being threatened by Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and the Republican Congress.

Secession of Illinois Counties to Join Indiana

A bill in Indiana's House of Representatives that could allow nearly three dozen Illinois counties to secede and join Indiana has been approved. Supporters argue it would benefit rural communities, while opponents view it as divisive and unlikely to pass due to legal and political challenges.

Pardon of Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich by President Trump

Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, convicted of corruption-related crimes including trying to sell a U.S. Senate seat, was pardoned by President Trump. Blagojevich served 8 years of a 14-year sentence before being released. The pardon was met with criticism from both Democrats and Republicans in Illinois.

Illinois Judge Rules Against FOID Card Requirement for Home Self-Defense

White County Resident Circuit Judge T. Scott Webb ruled against the requirement for Illinois residents to have a FOID card to possess a gun for self-defense at home. The case, supported by the Second Amendment Foundation and Illinois State Rifle Association, challenged the FOID card requirement and fee, arguing it violates the Second Amendment. Webb found the defendant's possession of a .22 rifle in her home to be protected under the Second Amendment, and declared the FOID card fee unconstitutional.

Federal Lawsuit Against Illinois Governor and Mayor for Interfering with Immigration Enforcement

The Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit against Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Mayor Brandon Johnson for interfering with federal immigration enforcement. The suit alleges that Illinois and Chicago officials have laws that interfere with federal immigration law.

State Attorneys General Support Gender-Affirming Care for Children

Fifteen state attorneys general are supporting gender-affirming care for children despite Trump's executive order restricting sex-change procedures. They argue that gender-affirming care is essential and lifesaving. Multiple hospitals in Illinois are continuing to provide gender-affirming care for minors.

Local law enforcement's refusal to cooperate with ICE

An Illinois city police department has decided not to cooperate with ICE in sharing information on suspected illegal immigrants, citing the Trust Act. Chicago also stands firm on complying with state legislation. This decision has sparked controversy as sanctuary cities oppose aiding federal immigration efforts.

Garbage Truck Explosion in Illinois

Two police officers and one firefighter were injured in a garbage truck explosion in Arlington Heights, Illinois. The cause was likely uncontrolled combustion in a garbage truck hopper igniting Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) tanks.

Nick Fuentes Charged with Battery

Far-right figure Nick Fuentes charged with battery for assaulting a woman outside his home in Illinois after she recorded a video of his property. Fuentes sprayed the woman with pepper spray, pushed her down the stairs, and grabbed her phone.

Illinois Democrat Charged with Drunk Driving and Sexual Harassment

Illinois Democrat charged with drunk driving flexes being an 'elected official', sexually harasses arresting officer. Bodycam footage shows refusal to provide license, insurance. Eventually does sobriety test after lawyer's arrival. Former aide suing her for racist comments, lawsuit against engaging in political activity.

Premiere of 'Reagan' in Dixon, Illinois

The town of Dixon, Illinois hosted a premiere of the movie 'Reagan' starring Dennis Quaid, highlighting Ronald Reagan's legacy and impact on America. The film dramatizes Reagan's role in leading the country out of economic struggles and the end of the Cold War. Various key figures like Quaid and former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker attended the event, reflecting on Reagan's influence on American politics. Former Secret Service agent Tim McCarthy, who protected Reagan during an assassination attempt, also shared his experience. The film received a standing ovation from residents of Dixon.

Boating Tragedy in Illinois

Two Indiana men died and a 7-year-old girl was found safe after the boat they were fishing from capsized on an eastern Illinois lake.

Democratic National Convention in Illinois and Abortion Access

Democrats are holding their nominating convention in Illinois, a state that has become a critical access point for patients seeking abortion since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Abortion is a major campaign issue for Democrats, highlighting the challenges patients face in accessing abortion services and the state's efforts to protect patients and providers.

Illinois School Food Service Director Sentenced for Chicken Wing Heist

Former Illinois public school food service director sentenced to nine years in prison for $1.5 million chicken wing heist, never delivering wings to students. She ordered over 11,000 cases of wings, picked them up in a district van, and was caught when the school district's business manager discovered the massive fraud.

Illegal Alien Accused of Sexually Assaulting Child in Illinois

Juan Alvizar, an illegal alien, has been accused of sexually assaulting a six-year-old girl in Illinois. Kankakee County Sheriff emphasizes that the crime was avoidable as Alvizar should not have been in the country. ICE has issued a detainer for Alvizar.

Illinois deputy sheriff faces murder charges for shooting woman who called 911

Fired Illinois deputy sheriff faces murder charges for fatally shooting a woman who had called 911 for help in Springfield. Video of the shooting released.

Fatal Shooting of Sonya Massey by Illinois Sheriff's Deputy

Sonya Massey, a Black woman in Springfield, Illinois, was shot and killed by a white sheriff's deputy after an encounter in her home. The deputy has been indicted for first-degree murder and other charges, and the incident was caught on body camera footage. The family is demanding transparency in the investigation and prosecution.

Supreme Court refuses to intervene in Illinois assault weapons ban case

The Supreme Court of the United States refused to get involved in a case on Illinois's 'assault weapons' ban, as it moves through the U.S. Court of Appeals. Justices Alito and Thomas expressed interest in reviewing the decision once finalized.

Sinkhole at Soccer Field in Alton, Illinois

A 100-foot-wide sinkhole opened beneath a soccer field in Alton, Illinois, due to a collapse at a nearby underground mine. No one was injured in the incident.

Gun Violence in Chicago

At least 36 people were shot, eight fatally, over the weekend in Chicago. Gun controls in Illinois include an “assault weapons” ban, “high capacity” magazine ban, red flag law, 72-hour wait on gun purchases, and a Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) card requirement. Chicago also has an “assault weapons” ban via Cook County.

Shooting Incident in Dixon, Illinois

Three Ogle County Sheriff's deputies were injured in a shooting in Dixon, Illinois, after responding to a home in the Lost Lake gated community for reports of a shooting involving an individual who threatened suicide and homicide. Hostage negotiations failed, leading to the deputies being fired upon upon entering the home.

Corruption Allegations Against Mayor Tiffany Henyard in Dolton, Illinois

Residents express outrage against the controversial mayor accused of corruption in Dolton, Illinois. A meeting to investigate allegations of corruption and lavish spending by Mayor Tiffany Henyard turned chaotic as opponents clashed with supporters.

Illinois State Budget and Tax Hike for Migrant Spending

Illinois passes largest tax hike in state history, with nearly $1 billion in new taxes in a $53 billion budget. Majority of the tax hike allocated to migrant spending. Republican Senator McConchie criticizes tax increase as funding for Joe Biden's migrant problem.

Illinois Politicians Renaming Offenders

Pastor Corey Brooks criticizes Illinois politicians for renaming 'offenders' to 'justice-impacted individuals' and highlights the failures of leftist policies in Southside Chicago

Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Iowa and Illinois

Severe storms and tornadoes hit Iowa and Illinois, with one deadly twister devastating a small town. Multiple tornadoes reported, no injuries. More severe weather expected over Memorial Day weekend.

Illinois Democrats pushing bill to change criminal terminology

Illinois Democrats are pushing a bill to replace the term 'offender' with 'justice-impacted individual' in state laws, facing criticism from Republicans for being soft on crime. The bill aims to help criminals re-enter society, but Republicans argue it is costly and removes accountability from criminals.

Proposed Bill to Change Terminology in Illinois Crime Reduction Act

Illinois Democrat lawmakers are proposing a bill to change the term 'offenders' to 'justice-impacted individuals' in the Illinois Crime Reduction Act. Governor J.B. Pritzker, a Democrat, supports the bill, which has faced criticism for being soft on crime. The bill passed the state House and Senate and would affect around 1800 individuals.

Child Sex Abuse at Illinois Juvenile Detention Centers

Lawsuit alleges decades of child sex abuse at Illinois juvenile detention centers. Survivors come forward with disturbing allegations of abuse, including gang rape, forced oral sex, and beatings by staff members. Lawsuit seeks damages of roughly $2 million per plaintiff.

Challenges Facing Illinois

Illinois is facing a series of issues including high unemployment, growing pension debt, budget deficits, and a declining population, leading to comparisons with dysfunctional states like California and New York. The state is struggling economically and losing residents to other states.

Legal Troubles of Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard

The law firm representing Dolton, Illinois, Mayor Tiffany Henyard has requested to withdraw from lawsuits due to unpaid fees. Mayor Henyard is facing 22 lawsuits and the Village of Dolton is reportedly on the verge of becoming uninsurable. The law firm will not defend new cases and is withdrawing from existing cases.

Corruption Allegations Against Dolton, Illinois Mayor Tiffany Heynard

Residents in Dolton, Illinois, are outraged with Democratic Mayor Tiffany Heynard for alleged corruption, extravagant spending, and lack of transparency on township finances and town services.

Domestic Violence

An illegal alien in Illinois, who arrived just two weeks ago, is accused of brutally stabbing his wife to death in front of their children. The suspect turned himself in after the murder and is currently in jail awaiting trial.

Closure of Quaker Oats Factory in Danville, Illinois

The Quaker Oats Company is permanently closing its factory in Danville, Illinois, affecting upwards of 500 employees. The closure is part of a consolidation effort following a granola bar recall in December. Quaker Oats will continue to pay employees until June 8, 2024, when the closure takes effect.

Controversy Surrounding Mayor Tiffany Henyard of Dolton, Illinois

The embattled mayor of Dolton, Illinois, faced outrage from residents at a town hall meeting due to various accusations including misusing funds and retaliatory actions. The mayor has faced scrutiny for alleged misconduct and lavish spending, prompting calls for her resignation.

Northern Illinois man charged with killing four people

A man in northern Illinois has been charged with killing four people and injuring seven others by stabbing, beating, and driving over them. He has been denied pretrial release and must remain in jail pending trial. The motive for the attacks is still unknown.

Stabbing Spree in Rockford, Illinois

A 22-year-old Illinois man has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder in a stabbing spree that killed four people, including a 15-year-old girl, and injured seven others in Rockford, Illinois.

Rockford, Illinois Stabbing Attack

Four people were killed and several others injured in a violent stabbing attack in Rockford, Illinois, by a suspect identified as 22-year-old Christian Soto. The victims include a 15-year-old girl, a 63-year-old woman, a 49-year-old man, and a 22-year-old man. The suspect is in custody with no known motive.

Jewelry store robbery in Norridge, Illinois

Three Black men robbed a jewelry store in Norridge, Illinois by smashing glass display cases and stealing merchandise. The incident was captured on video and the suspects fled in a dark gray sedan.

Promotion of Drag Shows for Children by Democratic Illinois Rep. Eric Sorensen

Democratic Illinois Rep. Eric Sorensen has no regrets promoting drag shows for children, facing criticism from Republicans and vulnerability in upcoming elections.

Chicago's 'Bring Chicago Home' Bill

The 'Bring Chicago Home' bill, aimed at providing affordable housing for Chicago's homeless, faces defeat in Illinois despite support for real estate tax restructuring. Critics fear negative impact on commercial properties.

Illinois Republican Congressional Primary

U.S. Rep Mike Bost wins Republican nomination in southern Illinois after primary battle with former state Sen. Darren Bailey. Bost emphasized party unity and the need for finding common ground. He is expected to face Democrat Brian Roberts in the November election.

Gun charges dropped against illegal migrant in Illinois

Gun charges against an illegal migrant in Illinois were dropped by a judge, sparking debate about Second Amendment rights. The judge cited the lack of violent history and non-violent circumstances in the ruling.

Illinois Plans to Cut Health Insurance Programs for Non-Citizens and Illegal Immigrants Due to Soaring Costs

Illinois officials are planning to cut state-funded health insurance programs for non-citizens and illegal immigrants due to soaring costs, with at least 6,000 individuals set to lose coverage. The state had initially estimated a budget of $220 million for the programs, but costs ballooned to over $1 billion. The move aims to save the state over $13 million by removing ineligible recipients.

Scandal involving Illinois Democratic Mayor Tiffany Henyard

Illinois Democratic mayor accused of putting her wardrobe stylist on government payroll at taxpayer's expense, facing allegations of lavish spending and abuse of power

School Bus and Semitruck Collision in Illinois

Five people, including three children, were killed in a tragic school bus and semitruck collision in western Illinois. The small, close-knit community is devastated by the loss.

Equity Efforts in Illinois

Despite heavy emphasis on 'equity' for minorities by Democrats in Illinois since 2019, a report finds that the state ranks poorly in minority well-being despite government spending on 'equity' initiatives.

Food Additive Bans

California banned certain food additives and Illinois is considering following suit.

Woman accused of stabbing boyfriend to death in Mundelein, Illinois

A woman in Mundelein, Illinois, apologized for fatally stabbing her boyfriend. She was denied pre-trial release and faces two counts of first-degree murder. The incident occurred in Park Butterfield Apartments.

Donald Trump barred from Illinois Republican primary ballot

A judge in Illinois ruled to bar former President Donald Trump from the state’s Republican primary ballot due to his alleged actions during the U.S. Capitol riot. The ruling is expected to be appealed, and similar cases are being heard in other states.

Illinois attempts to remove Trump from 2024 ballot and Supreme Court review of Trump's immunity case

Illinois attempts to remove former President Trump from the 2024 ballot, Supreme Court to review Trump's immunity case, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow criticizes the court's decision, constitutional attorney Jonathan Turley defends the justices from liberal criticism.

Fatal FedEx Truck Crash on Illinois Interstate

A FedEx driver died after being ejected from his truck and killed during a fiery crash on an Illinois interstate. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Migrant Support in Illinois

A family from Venezuela, who struggled to find work in Chicago, received financial support from Illinois to reunite with relatives in El Paso, Texas. The state has spent over $620,000 on travel tickets for migrants to move to other states. The number of migrants staying in city-run shelters has decreased, prompting the state to open an intake center for new arrivals.

Impact of Illinois' Elimination of Cash Bail on Repeat Offenders

A man accused of shoplifting multiple times in Chicago after being released due to Illinois' elimination of cash bail. He was charged with felony shoplifting and resumed stealing from stores despite being on bail. The state eliminated cash bail in September, leading to criticism. The suspect is currently behind bars after multiple incidents of shoplifting.

Investigation of Dolton, Illinois Mayor Tiffany Henyard

FBI officials are reportedly investigating allegations against Dolton, Illinois, Mayor Tiffany Henyard for abusing her power. Henyard has faced criticism for her behavior, including comparisons to Jesus, shutting down businesses that don't donate to her, and hiring a registered child sex offender as a code enforcement officer.