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In Illinois, Democrats control the General Assembly and have for years. The rest of the country is now following suit, with one party control in all but...

Less than two years removed from a state budget impasse, social service agencies are still trying to rebound. That includes mental health providers who...

As Illinois has lost more students to colleges elsewhere, certain schools have benefitted more from that change. We'll look at why students are choosing...

This week, we recap an ongoing NPR Illinois/ProPublica investigation into complaints of sexual harassment on the University of Illinois' flagship campus...

This week on Statewide, we take a look at the growing problem of food insecurity. It's an issue in big cities and small towns and the economic hardships...

On this week's episode, while we are in the midst of election season, more newspapers are choosing to forego the traditional political endorsement...

On this episode of Statewide, we examine the worries over how COVID-19 could impact homeless shelters as the weather turns colder. Also, after more than...

Video gambling has exploded across much of Illinois. The machines are available at corner bars, neighborhood restaurants and more. That means they are...

Gov. J.B. Pritzker's budget proposal would allow the state to spend more on pressing needs. But that investment would come at a cost: shorting the state...

Thousands were stranded in Kansai International Airport, on an island in Osaka Bay, after the bridge linking the airport to the main island was damaged.