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Nashville Police are warning residents to keep their doors locked and their eyes open for a partially nude man following a shooting early Sunday morning that left four people dead.

In this week's Legal Issues in the News the University of Illinois College of Law's Jennifer Pahre interprets the Supreme Court Case, Kisela v. Hughes.

The Unit 4 school district is working to replace water fountains and install filters on sinks that tested high for lead, according to Jennifer White, president of the Champaign Federation of Teachers.

Gun violence protests may be a pivotal moment for the generation coming up behind millennials. Events that occur when we're young can have an outsized impact on shaping our political outlook.

Roger Ebert Fellows Niani Scott, Tyler Panlilio, and Madeline Galassi talk with Chicago Tribune film critic Michael Phillips about the films shown so far at the 2018 Ebertfest .

University Laboratory High School students held a gun reform walkout on Friday morning in solidarity with other nationwide protests. 

The Illinois House failed to pass legislation related to the Affordable Care Act on Friday. It would have locked in certain health insurance benefits. 

On The 21st: We speak to children's author M.J. Mouton about his book, Richie Doodles: The Brilliance of a Young Richard Feynman. And, will Illinois be able to pass a budget this time around? But first, why do some public figures in Illinois get six figure severance packages after leaving under cloudy circumstances? A new Senate bill could limit so called golden parachutes.