Sign up started last week for coverage under Obamacare in 2017. Like much of the country, people across Illinois are seeing fewer choices and higher monthly premiums. But one group that’s helping people sign up for coverage says, at least so far, they don’t expect customers to have to scramble to find affordable coverage.

 Illinoisans who buy insurance on the health care law's marketplace face steep price increases for next year.

That's been predicted for some time. Now it's official. The Illinois Department of Insurance published an analysis of 2017 health plans Friday based on final price increases approved by state and federal regulators.

On the 21st: Insurance rates are expected to rise for many Affordable Care Act plans. We dug into why this is happening, how people are coping, and what this means for the future of Obamacare. Plus, we learned what you should do if you discover a bat in your home.

If the US Supreme Court eliminates subsidies for those enrolled in insurance plans through the federal healthcare exchange, how will it impact Illinois consumers?  Brian Moline finds out from Claudia Lennhoff, Executive Director of Champaign County Healthcare Consumers.

In this week's Legal Issues in the News, commentator Sean Anderson looks at the case King v. Burwell and how it could drastically alter the Affordable Care Act.