Cook County officials are taking another step in reform efforts which they say led to the elimination of cash bond in ...

Residents who don’t have internet access can now attend virtual court appearances from the Cook County Law Library. The library is offering residents free computer access to attend virtual court ...

Cook County is trying to make navigating its services easier for people, regardless of what language they speak. Starting Tuesday, people who may not speak English but need help from the county ...

Cook County President Toni Preckwinkle speaks during a press conference at 555 W. Monroe St. , Dec. 12, 2024. County commissioners Thursday approved giving one-time payments of $1,000 to a limited ...

The 15 th Judicial Circuit, which serves Palm Beach County, announced Wednesday that the law library located in the Daniel T. Hurley Courthouse will be renamed the Judge Edward Rodgers Law Library ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Department of Justice is suing Chicago, the state of Illinois and Cook County over sanctuary city policies. In the 23-page lawsuit just filed Thursday morning in Chicago ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – President Donald Trump’s administration went to court Thursday to challenge sanctuary policies in the state of Illinois, Cook County and the city of Chicago that limit the ...

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, another defendant named in Thursday’s lawsuit, vowed in a public response to put up a fight. “We’re going to fight back,” Preckwinkle stated.

Illinois George Soros-backed Cook County’s former top prosecutor, Kim Foxx, lost her Illinois license to practice law Former Illinois prosecutor Kim Foxx license suspended on Dec. 1 ...

Medina County Law Library celebrates 125 years Published: Nov. 27, 2024, 11:12 p.m. The Medina County Law Library, located in the 1969 courthouse, is celebrating its 125th anniversary.

Assistant Cook County State’s Attorney Jessica Scheller said the local assault weapons ban followed a long tradition of regulating certain classes of weapons stretching back to 14th century England.