Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Ten defendants in three cases have now seen their federal criminal charges permanently dropped as a result of the grand jury controversy in Andrew Boutros’ office, and questions remain about who redacted alleged misconduct by a veteran prosecutor from transcripts given to U.S. District Judge April Perry.
Illinois’ new social media tax is expected to face swift legal challenges, and legal analysts say its future in court is uncertain, with critics arguing it could ultimately be struck down on constitutional grounds.
After severe weather ripped through Central Illinois last week, one county took steps to ensure contractors are legitimate.
Most new laws in Illinois take effect at the start of the year, but there are a handful of bills that will actually take effect in the coming weeks.
The lawsuit targets the East Dundee-based World Professional Association for Transgender Health. It’s the latest push by the Trump administration to limit gender-affirming care for transgender youth.