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Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity chief financial officer Phil Keshen and general counsel Michelle L. Masoncup answer questions about the Local CURE program before the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules on Tuesday in Springfield.

Pandemic aid to local govt. starts flow

A sign outside of the ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor facility in northwest Indiana. A Chicago-based environmental group alleges the plan is violating the Clean Water Act by releasing excess amounts of chemicals into a Lake Michigan tributary.

Environmental group: Indiana mill exceeds toxicity cap

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos arrives at the White House, Wednesday. A federal judge allowed the Education Department to move forward with new rules governing how schools and universities respond to complaints of sexual assault. DeVos said the ruling is “yet another victory for students and reaffirms that students’ rights under Title IX go hand in hand with basic American principles of fairness and due process.”

Federal judge refuses to block campus sexual assault rules

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New ARDC committee to eye equal justice rules

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Judge’s ex parte contacts lead to new trial

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Signs of unrest dot the Loop on Monday after looters damaged property across downtown overnight. The county and federal courts closed as a result of the unrest and security closures. Photo provided by Aaron Sidrow

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Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity chief financial officer Phil Keshen and general counsel Michelle L. Masoncup answer questions about the Local CURE program before the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules on Tuesday in Springfield.

Pandemic aid to local govt. starts flow

A sign outside of the ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor facility in northwest Indiana. A Chicago-based environmental group alleges the plan is violating the Clean Water Act by releasing excess amounts of chemicals into a Lake Michigan tributary.

Environmental group: Indiana mill exceeds toxicity cap

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos arrives at the White House, Wednesday. A federal judge allowed the Education Department to move forward with new rules governing how schools and universities respond to complaints of sexual assault. DeVos said the ruling is “yet another victory for students and reaffirms that students’ rights under Title IX go hand in hand with basic American principles of fairness and due process.”

Federal judge refuses to block campus sexual assault rules

A mail-in ballot. Chicago-area Republicans filed a federal lawsuit Monday alleging Illinois’ expanded vote-by-mail program is a “partisan scheme” to help Democrats get votes and could open the door to election fraud.

GOP suit: Illinois expanded mail voting is partisan ‘scheme’

Gov. J.B. Pritzker speaks in Chicago Monday to announce the launch of two housing assistance programs to help people who have had trouble making rent or mortgage payments during the COVID-19 pandemic.

State unveils housing assistance programs