Diana Rauner, a former investment banker with degrees from Yale, Stanford and the University of Chicago, is now President of the Ounce of Prevention Fund, which advocates for early childhood education.
Diana Rauner, a former investment banker with degrees from Yale, Stanford and the University of Chicago, is now President of the Ounce of Prevention Fund,
Rep. Mike Quigley, who is running for a third term, joined us on FOX Chicago Sunday.
Illinois Catholic Conference Executive Director Robert Gilligan joined FOX Chicago Sunday to talk about President Obama's "compromise" on birth control
The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that laid-off Chicago Public Schools teachers cannot use their seniority to call dibs on jobs now held by newer teachers.
Illinois' budget problems are hitting a lot of groups hard, but people suffering from mental illness are really taking it in the chin.
ComEd Ordered to Refund Customers $36.7M
Commonwealth Edison must refund $36.7 million to its customers because the …
Quinn Urges Pension, Medicaid Reform
Gov. Pat Quinn unveiled his proposed state budget Wednesday, saying Illinois …
A transportation business received $1.7 million worth of state work over two …
Quinn's Budget to Close 14 Facilities
Gov. Pat Quinn prepared Tuesday to deliver an Illinois budget proposal stuffed …
Last Day to Register for IL Primary
Tuesday is the last day to register to vote for the
State Sen. Threatens to Sue Jesse White
State Sen. Annazette Collins is not backing down from her threat to sue …
Quinn to Call for Deep Medicaid Cuts
Gov. Pat Quinn is getting ready for Wednesday's budget address in Springfield.
Caterpillar to Build Plant in Georgia
The state of Georgia is celebrating plans to build a new manufacturing plant …
Quinn Appoints Tax-Supporting Lawmaker
Gov. Pat Quinn has named a former state lawmaker that voted for his tax increase…
Chicago Leads in Corruption: Report
Chicago has been more mired in public corruption than any other place in the …
Fewest City Voters Registered Since 1942
Illinois' March 20 primary could have one of the lowest turnouts ever.
Closures in City for Lincoln’s Birthday
Monday is President Abraham Lincoln's birthday, and all city, county and state …
Emanuel Wants State Gun Registration
Mayor Emanuel called on the General Assembly to require that Illinois residents …
Absentee Voting Starts for IL Primary
Voters in Illinois can start casting absentee ballots Thursday for the March 20 …
Changes Help Powerball Increase Jackpot
If you've tried your luck at the Powerball Lottery lately, you've probably …
IL Politicians’s Son Held in Egypt
The son of U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, who is from Illinois, is …
1,800 New Jobs Coming to Chrysler Plant
State support helped to create 1,800 new jobs at the Chrysler plant in …
State Delays Payment to Soldier Field
The Illinois Sports Facilities Authority wants to take a closer look at whether …
Full Text: State of the State
Wednesday, Gov. Pat Quinn delivered his State of the State address at the …
Quinn Talks Jobs, Taxes in Address
Gov. Pat Quinn used Wednesday's State of the State address to discuss jobs, …
Quinn to Talk Jobs, Taxes in Speech
Jobs and economic growth, including tax relief for some Illinoisans, will be a …
An Illinois House committee has approved tougher regulations for centers that …
Quinn's Budget to Close 14 Facilities
Gov. Pat Quinn prepared Tuesday to deliver an Illinois budget proposal stuffed …
Quinn Wants Spending Cuts, Bill Action
Gov. Pat Quinn warned Monday that he will propose slashing government spending …
Tiawanda Moore didn't think she was doing anything wrong when she took out her …
Schools Fear Quinn Pension Cost Proposal
Making local school districts pick up the employers' portion of teacher …
Two Republican state lawmakers on Thursday said it would be hypocritical for …
Ill. Proposals Would Regulate Web Dating
Online dating websites operating in Illinois would face regulations under two …
State Rep. Robert Rita awarded a legislative scholarship worth $37,000 to the …
Cullerton Expects Gambling Vote Soon
Illinois Senate President John Cullerton says he expects a vote on gambling …
A central Illinois judge refused to intervene Friday in a dispute between …
A Sangamon County judge says he is "aghast" at the hardships created by Gov. Pat…
Ill. GOP: Budget, Economy Are Key Issues
Republicans rallying Thursday at the Illinois State Fair hammered Democrats over…
IL Called ‘Sinkhole’ State for Debt
The annual budget mess in Springfield has given Illinois a new nickname of a …
Gov. Pat Quinn opened the 2011 Illinois State Fair Friday by defending the event…
Erica Borggren is only 30, but she's already been valedictorian at West Point, a…
Judge Temporarily Halts IL Union Raises
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn on Friday won a temporary halt to paying state employee …
A major state employee union asked an arbitrator Thursday to decide whether …
Gov. Pat Quinn has taken away the salaries of regional education superintendents…
State Treasurer Dan Rutherford has suspended a top administrator of the state's …
Quinn Plans to Skip $77 M in Raises
Gov. Pat Quinn announced plans Friday to cancel raises for nearly 30,000 state …
Quinn Signs Budget, Cuts $713M More
Gov. Pat Quinn signed a new Illinois budget into law hours before the deadline …
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn approved new congressional districts Friday that will …
Legislators Avoid Veto on Gambling Bill
Rather than face a veto, the State Senate is rolling the dice on negotiations …
FOX Chicago Sunday: Diana Rauner
FOX Chicago Sunday: Rep. Mike Quigley
Gilligan on Birth Control 'Compromise'