Thursday, October 8, 2026
Survivors of domestic violence often face financial challenges beyond physical and emotional abuse, including debt incurred by an abusive partner. A new Illinois law aims to provide legal protections for survivors facing those financial burdens.
The Illinois Republican Party is asking the state attorney general’s office to intervene in Champaign County’s election process after the county clerk distributed hundreds of ballots that mislabeled General Assembly districts.
A blind North Chicago man can keep suing a Grayslake car dealership in court over claims it charged him more than $10,000 above its advertised price and an 11% interest rate after a judge refused to send the case to arbitration.
The state accused Johanna and Clark Morgan of incompetent and untrustworthy funeral practices, unprofessional conduct and violating state regulations.
A judge has denied a motion for a new trial filed by Duane Meyer, convicted earlier this year of killing his ex-wife and young son in a Byron house fire nearly a decade ago.