State Week

After weeks of testimony, the prosecution could soon rest in the racketeering and conspiracy case against the former Illinois House Speaker and his close advisor.

As Illinois nears the halfway point of the fiscal year, there are dark clouds forming in the state's financial picture.

We discuss some of the legislation that made it through over the two week session and what lies ahead.

The state's majority party is considering ways to strengthen laws ahead of Trump's potential policy changes.

Democrats held onto seats in congress and the Illinois General Assembly. But Republicans found reason for hope.

Along with the race for president, there are many other decisions for voters in the state.

Madigan is accused of racketeering and bribery during his time as Illinois House Speaker.

Our panel talks about the role Midwest states will play in choosing the next president.

The long-awaited trial of the former Illinois House Speaker is getting underway in federal court.

Massey, an unarmed Black woman, was shot and killed in her home by a former deputy this summer. The case has put more focus on police hiring and training.