This is a top priority for the Secretary of State's office as more young people are starting to use these devices.

The Illinois Senate unanimously passed a bill Thursday to ban loud commercials on streaming services.

The plan would require any student who commits sexual assault or attempted sexual assault at school, a school-sponsored event or related activities be expelled for at least one year.

Sponsors said 988 information should be visible in county shelter care homes, daycares, public libraries, colleges, hospitals, assisted living facilities and nursing homes.

The statutory speed limit in Illinois is 30 miles per hour in urban districts, but many people frequently speed into or through cities.

This plan states detention and processing facilities cannot be located within 1,500 feet of any home, apartment complex, school, daycare center, public park or church.

Progressive Democratic lawmakers and advocates are continuing their push for a billionaire's tax as the state budget deadline nears.

This plan expands current state law that bans public and private schools from prohibiting hairstyles associated with race, ethnicity or hair texture.

The Illinois House Judiciary Criminal Committee unanimously approved a bill Tuesday night to help close gaps in protection for survivors of domestic violence and stalking.

This bill requires insurance companies to provide coverage for medically necessary devices with a maximum cost sharing amount of $50 per year.