Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Property Tax Shield For Non-Profit Hospitals
Non-profit hospitals in Illinois will still get to avoid paying property taxes. That’s after a ruling Thursday by the Illinois Supreme Court.
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Stories of Survival at the IL Holocaust Museum; Higher Ed Enrollment; Illinois Population Shrinking
On the 21st: We pay a visit to the Illinois Holocaust Museum and a new exhibit called "Stories of Survival.” Plus, we talk about public universities that were hit hard by the budget crisis that lasted more than two years. Are they finally bouncing back when it comes to student enrollment? But first, we revisit a conversation about what's behind the slow but steady population decline in Illinois.
Who Benefits From Video Court?
More Illinois counties are turning to video court to save money and time on legal proceedings, but the practice may have some drawbacks for the accused.
Dad ODs. Can You Sue A Local Drug Dealer?
The Illinois Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments over whether victims of the illegal drug trade can sue dealers.
Ask The Newsroom: How Are Early Voting And Mail-in Ballots Handled?
Ann Quackenbush of Champaign had questions about mail-in ballots. So, she asked Illinois Newsroom to answer them.