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Three property owners in different parts of the Chicago region encounter severe water and sewer troubles – and discover government isn’t always able or willing to help.

Illinois Supreme Court justice gets subpoenaed in racketeering lawsuit; Plus: Questions about residency for judicial candidates, and parking perks at courthouse.

More victims of car accidents may have to foot the bill for first responders as so-called “crash tax” gains popularity with local fire departments.

State legislator’s campaign funds drop big bucks at south suburban Hooter’s; Plus, ex-Melrose Park police chief is out of prison.

Gov. Quinn makes change at IDOT after BGA investigations uncover widespread clout hiring issues at state transportation agency.

As Niles moves to “rebrand” its municipal image, village hires lobbyist with troubled past and curious clientele.

In a highly unusual move, the leader of a Downstate watchdog group places an entire park district board under a citizen’s arrest for failing to allow public comment and violating a state disclosure law.