President Donald Trump may be reveling in what he sees as “complete and total exoneration” from special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, but his legal perils are far from over.

SPRINGFIELD — More than 4,000 people visited the Illinois Capitol Wednesday to protest pending abortion-related legislation, just one day after one of the measures cleared a Senate committee.

In its latest round of disciplinary orders, the Illinois Supreme Court disbarred three attorneys and suspended 13.

The Chicago Transit Authority Board agreed to a $12.5 million settlement with a man who was severely injured when a bus driver stopped abruptly to avoid a cat.

After a Naperville student committed suicide after being questioned by school administrators and a resource officer without his parents in the room, a lawmaker has introduced a bill to require a parent or parental designee to be present when a student is being questioned about criminal activity.

After serving as a private attorney, Illinois lawmaker, state comptroller and state appellate court justice, George W. Lindberg set his sights on the federal trial bench in Chicago.

SPRINGFIELD — The state’s top court reversed an appellate court’s judgment, dismissing claims in which two Illinois municipalities were alleged to be enriched in a “scheme” to divert tax revenue from out-of-state facilities.