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January 12, 2020

Tom Homan responds to Illinois county releasing illegal immigrants with criminal records: 'That's just stupid'

Former聽acting Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement聽[ICE]聽Thomas Homan聽fired back at leadership in Cook County, Illinois, for releasing illegal immigrants who've been accused of crimes, after ICE officials said the county denied more than 1,000 detainer聽requests聽in fiscal year 2019 alone.

January 12, 2020

DeVos says Trump administration policies are 'empowering families'

The Trump administration is working to combat the homeless crisis in schools by introducing more and better聽opportunities for students to聽achieve their fullest potential, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos said Saturday.聽

January 12, 2020

Illinois service member ID鈥檇 as one of two killed in Afghanistan by IED

A 21-year-old soldier from Illinois has been identified as one of two U.S. military personnel killed Saturday in Afghanistan.

January 9, 2020

2 injured in suspected coyote attacks in Chicago

Authorities in Chicago are on the lookout for coyotes which were believed to have attacked a 6-year-old boy and a grown man this week. 聽聽

January 7, 2020

Illinois pot shops can't keep up with demand after state legalizes recreational use

Less than a week after legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois, an overwhelming number of buyers have strained the state's supply and forced聽several dispensaries to shut down due to product shortages.聽

January 6, 2020

Chicago Bears guard Kyle Long announces surprise retirement from NFL

Chicago Bears right guard Kyle Long announced his retirement on Twitter Sunday聽in a surprise announcement for the three-time Pro Bowler and seven-year NFL聽veteran.

January 6, 2020

Chicago mom who jumped from window charged with killing her kids, cops say

A Chicago mother accused of killing her two children and stabbing her grandfather on Thursday before jumping out of a high-rise building in an attempted murder-suicide has been charged with murder.

January 5, 2020

Illinois Uber driver imprisoned for abusing passenger to face trial after allegedly trying to 'silence' victim

An Illinois former Uber driver who was sentenced Friday to five years in prison for sexually abusing a passenger will stand trial this week on charges that he also tried to hire someone to 鈥渉urt or silence鈥� the victim, according to a report.

January 3, 2020

Standoff at Illinois credit union ends when suspect surrenders after 6 hours: reports

An armed suspect who allegedly held a woman hostage聽at a credit union branch in Illinois surrendered Friday night following a six-hour standoff with police, according to reports.

January 2, 2020

Illinois rakes in $3.2 million on first day of legal recreational marijuana sales

Illinois rang in the New Year by officially legalizing the sale of recreational marijuana, raking in nearly $3.2 million in sales on its first day聽state officials announced Thursday.