Illinois Public Media News

The University of Illinois’ athletic director says he expects college athletes to have a say in reforms to their scholarships and health insurance.

Same-sex couples in Indiana are rushing to exchange vows following Wednesday’s historic ruling overturning the state's ban.

Republican candidate for governor Bruce Rauner has unveiled what he says is phase three of his plans to "Restore Illinois." It's focused on how the state taxes businesses.

The search for the next University of Illinois president is still underway. The presidential search committee is currently gathering information from the community.

Community leaders are holding a peace walk Wednesday evening in a northwest Champaign neighborhood where two shootings occurred in the past couple of days, one of them fatal.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously Wednesday that unless police have a warrant, they generally cannot search data on a cellphone seized from someone who has been arrested.

The University of Illinois College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES) says one of its students is missing and feared drowned off the coast of Brazil, where he was taking part in a study-abroad program.

Aereo, the company that lets subscribers watch TV stations' video that it routes onto the Internet, violates U.S. copyright law, the Supreme Court has ruled. The court's 6-3 decision reverses a lower court ruling on what has been a hotly contested issue.

A 26-year old man is dead after a shooting on the city's north side, the second such incident in a span of 24 hours. 

The Illinois Teachers' Retirement System says it expects a lower return on its pension investments in the next year.