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An ICE official claims that a staffer for U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth misrepresented himself as an attorney to get access to a detained Staunton restaurant owner and falsified a federal document.

With the new five-year contract, workers will see a 24% general wage increase over five years

Opponents of Missouri's new congressional maps must turn in at least 106,000 signatures to block the redistricting from going into effect

Residents say the Elections Board wrongly tossed their petition for a state audit — a fight that could keep City Hall under review for years.

The October crash killed pilot Zachary Bailey, son of Darren Bailey, the Trump-endorsed Republican running for Illinois governor. Zachary’s wife and two of their children were also killed.

Under state law, the seven men collectively face up to $45,000 in fines and possible jail time, and they could get their hunting licenses revoked for a period of time.

Provision lets senators sue the government for $500,000 over FBI's seizure of records. But Hawley calls it a 'bad idea.' Other GOP leaders also push back.

The U.S. attorney's office for Southern Illinois say employees of Alaska-based Denali Group Inc. impersonated members of the military on telephone surveys related to movement of personal property when they relocated.

The multi-year partnership between Lyft and the Blues, Enterprise Center and Stifel Theatre will include in-app promotions and a newly created dedicated rideshare location

The private college prep school sued South Carolina-based Sprinturf on Wednesday, claiming the company installed the wrong type of turf for lacrosse and field hockey, leading to injuries.

Rex Sinquefield, a critic of the tax, bankrolled a successful statewide campaign to force St. Louis and Kansas City to put their earnings taxes on the ballot every five years.

The hotel complex will come down in phases over the next two years.