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In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court鈥檚 conservative majority ruled that the federal bribery statute 鈥 referred to as 鈥淪ection 666鈥 鈥 does not criminalize 鈥済ratuities鈥 given to a state or local public official after he or she has already performed an official act.
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State regulators are once again considering massive electric utility spending plans that would affect the state鈥檚 climate goals 鈥 and 5.4 million electric customers鈥 monthly bills 鈥 after rejecting previous versions late last year.
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Consumer advocates are pushing for a change to state law that would bar utilities from collecting money from customers for those expenditures, liability insurance covering executives and for the cost associated with filing rate cases.
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In rejecting the plans, regulators limited the companies鈥 proposed rate increases, meaning that next year鈥檚 impending increases will be significantly smaller than the utilities鈥 requests.
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Boosting the need for clean energy has taken on new urgency in the last year after ComEd signed off on a $200 million fine and admitted in a deferred prosecution agreement that the company engaged in a years-long bribery scheme.
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Embattled House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago) stunned Illinois鈥 political sphere on Monday morning, announcing he would suspended his campaign for a...
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Democratic allies of House Speaker Mike Madigan on Monday ended an inquiry into whether the speaker did anything that should disqualify him from serving...
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Four former Commonwealth Edison executives and lobbyists pleaded not guilty Wednesday in a long-running federal bribery investigation that increasingly appears focused on Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan.
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A longtime confidante of House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago) was charged along with two other former Commonwealth Edison lobbyists and the CEO of...