A class-action lawsuit claims Chicago’s red-light camera program fails to provide ticketed motorists with information required by state law.

The officers are facing federal charges for their alleged role in a kickback scheme involving an attorney referral service seeking information on traffic crashes.

One of the state’s poorest communities is already facing enormous financial pressures.

The South Side alderman had been charged with stealing charity donations to finance his daughter’s college tuition payments and casino getaways in Indiana, among other offences.

A recent analysis confirms what many Illinoisans already know: While red-light cameras serve as reliable sources of revenue, they do not improve public safety.

Mautino might not be corrupt. But his conduct mirrored that of a person engaging in corrupt behavior.

Two McHenry County highway commissioners hired each other’s sons to township government positions in 2017. Despite concerns of nepotism, these practices are not uncommon in township government.

In an effort to lure backing for an Amtrak train stop, a February report showed nearly $200,000 traveled from Lake Forest to a Washington, D.C., lobbying firm. The city attorney, whose private law firm processed the transaction, has resigned from office.

Two township administrators took state grant funds intended for a summer youth program to cover up for illegal credit card purchases.