Illinois university sued after professor alleges he was fired for objecting to race-based hiring policies
A University of Illinois Chicago professor filed a lawsuit after he said he was fired due to speaking out against the ...
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Greater Chicago hit hard as Illinois sees 2,342 mass layoffs in January
Illinois companies announced 2,342 mass layoffs in January 2025, according to state reports. More than 9-in-10 job cuts ...
Chicago winter storm: Winter weather advisory issued, heavy snow expected and dozens of schools closed
Chicago’s first major winter storm of the season is here, with as much as six inches of snow possible in some parts, dozens of Illinois schools closed and significant travel impacts expected.
Trump administration sues Illinois and Chicago over immigrant sanctuary policies
The Trump administration sued officials in Illinois, Chicago and Cook County on Thursday over policies that limit cooperation ...
University of Illinois Chicago sued after fired professor criticized hiring programs
The Liberty Justice Center filed a lawsuit against the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) on behalf of a professor whose ...
Rivian takes the EV forward in Normal, Illinois, appears at Chicago Auto Show for first time
NORMAL, Ill. (CBS) -- The stadium-shaped headlights on Rivian electric vehicles makes them easy to spot on the road, and this year, visitors spotted them for the first time at the Chicago Auto Show.
Chicago doctor arrested in Florida told to stay in Illinois to face charges of aggravated cruelty to her dog
Anita Damodaran, 38, is facing aggravated animal cruelty charges after her dog was found barely breathing and malnourished ...
Illinois uses Kasparas Jakucionis’ 24 points to help blunt UCLA comeback bid in 83-78 win
Kasparas Jakucionis scored 24 points and Illinois men’s basketball held off UCLA for an 83-78 win on Tuesday to end the ...
Illinois, Chicago sued by Trump administration over immigration laws that 'thwart' feds
The Trump administration has sued Illinois and Chicago, alleging its laws are impeding on federal efforts to enforce ...
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DOJ sues Illinois and Chicago over immigration policies
The Trump administration is suing the city of Chicago, Cook County and the state of Illinois over sanctuary laws that ...
Justice Department sues Illinois and Chicago over immigration enforcement
It appears to be the first Justice Department lawsuit against local officials for allegedly interfering with the Trump ...
In 1968, a southern Illinois native broke a major NBA color barrier
Jackie White, a native of Centralia, Illinois, in 1968 became the first Black person to officiate an NBA game.