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Sterling Man Looking at 4 Years in Prison

A Sterling man faces four years behind bars following his guilty plea to two separate aggravated battery charges. One of the incidents involved an assault on a police officer, escalating the severity of sentencing. Court documents reveal the offenses occurred several months apart, with ...
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Courts: DMV must release details on communication with ICE

(The Center Square) - After the American Civil Liberties Union sued the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles over redacted conversations with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a federal court ordered the DMV to release its communication records. ...
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State lawmakers offer partisan responses to Pritzker’s budget address

(The Center Square) - Illinois lawmakers are offering mixed reviews of Gov. J.B. Pritzker's budget address. Following the governor's State of the State speech on Wednesday, Illinois Senate President ...
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Pritzker proposes $54.8 billion budget, down from $55.2 billion in 2026

(The Center Square) - Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has proposed a budget for fiscal year 2027 that is smaller than the state's 2026 spending plan. The governor delivered his ...
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Judge: ‘Boneless wings’ suit vs Buffalo Wild Wings has no legs

Buffalo Wild Wings can't be sued for selling "boneless wings" that are actually oversized, sauced chicken nuggets, because "reasonable" customers shouldn't expect de-boned chicken wings, a federal judge has ruled. ...
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Union faces federal worker’s suit over seized dues

(The Center Square) - National Right to Work Foundation Vice President Patrick Semmens is calling out AFSCME Council 31 union leaders over what he sees as the organization's underhanded way of doing business after a federal worker recently filed suit, alleging she was forced ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: Feds order state to stop issuing non-domiciled CDLs

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has found that nearly one in five non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses in Illinois were issued illegally. ...
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Lampe Crowe, Martinez, and Swearingen Lead Team to Strong Wrestling Tournament Finish

JenDayia Crowe etched her name in Kewanee history as the school’s first-ever Girls Wrestling Regional Champion, taking the top spot in the 125-pound weight class with a decisive victory and earning an impressive 27.5 team points. Teammate Hailey Lampe placed fourth at 110 pounds, ...
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Matchbox Twenty to Headline Illinois State Fair Grandstand in August 2026

Matchbox Twenty is set to ignite the Illinois Lottery Grandstand Stage at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield on Sunday, August 16, 2026. Known for iconic hits like “3AM,” “Unwell,” and “Push,” the band continues to resonate with fans across generations. Their upcoming performance ...
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Illinois EPA Launches Seven Million Dollar Grant to Boost Energy Resilience at Wastewater Plants

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency is allocating seven million dollars to boost energy resilience for publicly owned wastewater treatment plants. Through the Resilient Energy for Wastewater Infrastructure Grant Program, communities can apply for funding to assess vulnerabilities and install solar-plus-battery storage systems. Award amounts ...
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Congressman Sorensen Backs Bipartisan Bill to Raise Pay for Federal Correctional Officers

Congressman Eric Sorensen is backing new bipartisan legislation aimed at boosting pay for federal correctional officers, including those in Illinois prisons. The Federal Correctional Officer Paycheck Protection Act of 2026 would raise base pay by 35 percent for eligible staff, tackling chronic staffing shortages, ...
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SCOTUS decisions to be issued this week, what could be released

(The Center Square) - Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court announced several days in the next week where they may release decisions in certain cases. The high court said ...
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