It's not just the beginning of a new month. It's also the beginning of a bunch of new laws and taxes-in Illinois.

The upcoming year for college sports has at least a modest sense of stability: The $2.8 billion House settlement has been ...

Top June business news includes changes at major employers, like Johnsonville laying off 274 workers in Illinois but adding ...

On July 1st, over 800,000 workers in the United States will begin earning more per hour, thanks to minimum wage increases ...

Hinsdale Central (Illinois) and Santa Margarita (California) have been named the overall dual-meet champions for 2024-25 by ...

U.S. officials say hundreds of medical professionals will face federal charges for alleged roles in various healthcare ...

The latest name assigned to a tropical storm – Flossie – in the Eastern Pacific prompted more than a few raised eyebrows and ...

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed multiple bills that are aimed at making it easier for high school students to apply for and afford college.

Close to 600 nursing homes across the nation could face increased risk of closure under proposed Medicaid cuts in the ...

Legislation focused on access and affordability of college in Illinois is now law, something advocates say could keep younger ...

Numerous states adjust the excise tax they charge at the pump annually on July 1. Washington will have the biggest jump at 6 ...

Michigan conservatives introduce MAGA Solar bill Lansing, Michigan A new Republican-backed bill in Michigan would establish a ...