Illinois football 2024: Every story from Illini run to Citrus Bowl title. The 6-foot-1, 190-pounder is the No. 34-ranked safety in the country for the class of 2026, according to On3 Industry.

Three-star running back Nelsyn Wheeler committed to Illinois football's 2026 class. Wheeler, from Millard South High School in Omaha, Nebraska, chose Illinois over several other schools. He is the ...

Illinois football had a turnaround season under fourth-year coach Bret Bielema, winning 10 games for the first time in two-plus decades, including a victory in the Citrus Bowl.. At least one coach ...

Oct 19, 2024; Champaign, Illinois, USA; Illinois Fighting Illini quarterback Luke Altmyer (9) celebrates after scoring a touchdown against the Michigan Wolverines during the second half at ...

Residents in northern Illinois will likely experience poor air quality today as rain brings Canadian wildfire smoke south behind a cold front, according to the National Weather Service ...

Johnson urges state lawmakers to tax the 'ultra rich' to avert mass transit cuts “You all know my position. The ultra-rich continue to get away with not having to put more skin in the game ...

Matthew Bailey led Illinois in tackles last season, and alongside him is third-year starting safety Miles Scott. Mac Resetich was a top reserve in 2024, too. Illinois has sensational upside in the ...

That will inhibit us from seeing the atmospheric interactions — otherwise known to us as the northern lights — that are occurring overhead. Nonetheless, the SWPC shows G1 to G3 level storms could ...

After Illinois lawmakers passed a budget with cuts and tax hikes, Gov. JB Pritzker blamed the state’s fiscal challenges on President Trump.

Illinois went 5-7 in Altmyer’s first season in 2023, but in 2024, they underwent a massive turnaround and finished 10-3, one of the biggest turnarounds in college football last season.

It is officially the end for a mall in northern Illinois. Demolition on the Spring Hill Mall in West Dundee is underway. The 45-year-old mall closed its doors for good last year.

Legislation to save public transit from a $771 million budget shortfall passed the Illinois Senate Saturday but fizzled in the House, leaving concerns about massive cuts to Metra, Pace and the CTA ...