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Overall participation in labor unions has declined in recent years in Illinois, although the state has seen an increase in successful unionization efforts for the second year in a row. Jerry Nowicki reports loom.ly/qDsxgWw
A federal judge on Friday denied Illinois' request to end court oversight of its disability services. loom.ly/_5jHEfM Molly Parker and Beth Hundsdorfer (CapNews) report
One of the biggest casualties of the local news crisis is the decimation of Statehouse coverage. Today, Northwestern Medill announced the creation of the Medill Illinois News Bureau. We'll partner with the nonprofit Capitol News Illinois. Thanks to the McCormick Foundation! medill.northwestern.edu/news/2024/medi…
Jury selection begins today in the trial of former AT&T Illinois president Paul La Schiazza, who stands accused of bribing former House Speaker Michael Madigan. The former speaker goes on trial himself next month. Hannah Meisel reports. loom.ly/5rJg9aA reports.
A Chicago jury on Wednesday heard opening statements in the federal corruption trial of former AT&T Illinois president Paul La Schiazza, who’s accused of bribing powerful Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan. Hannah Meisel reports. loom.ly/6LebcR8
It’s been almost a year since the controversial Pretrial Fairness Act went into effect in Illinois, and new research from Loyola University sheds some light on its impact. Peter Hancock reports: loom.ly/BRX4neU
In bribery trial, AT&T lobbyists detail contentious meeting with Madigan ally. Hannah Meisel reports: loom.ly/Nw6cnco
A federal judge in East St. Louis is hearing arguments in a case challenging the constitutionality of Illinois’ ban on assault-style weapons and large-capacity magazines. Peter Hancock reports: loom.ly/jt85Lgw
The Illinois Supreme Court is taking up the appeal of actor Jussie Smollett’s conviction on disorderly conduct charges, stemming from a hate crime hoax back in 2019. Jerry Nowicki reports: loom.ly/wCmZBx8
Testimony continues in the case challenging Illinois' assault weapons ban. The federal bench trial is going on in East St. Louis. Peter Hancock reports: loom.ly/u35x5Qo