Illinois Laws

The Pyrotechnic Use Act strictly prohibits most consumer fireworks in Illinois, and getting caught with them could land you a massive fine.

For those who have been arguing that Illinois would be an absolutely perfect state if we just had more taxes to pay and some new laws to follow, the good news is that Illinois state government listened to you. The bad news for the rest of us is that Illinois state government listened to you.

In an effort to make the roads safer in Illinois, there is a new law for driver's licenses that takes effect on July 1st.

An American flag dispute in Homer Glen, Illinois has led to a new bill proposal that would make flying a flag upside down a felony in Illinois.

It seems to be a trend to run red lights, roll through stop signs, and not use turn signals these days. It's actually wild what the most popular traffic violations are that people commit.

A newly passed bill by the Illinois General Assembly permits drivers to accumulate up to three unpaid traffic tickets per year before facing license suspension.

For some enjoying time outdoors camping, hiking, or kayaking also includes adult beverages but can you get in trouble if you drink and kayak in Illinois?

Before you head out to snap photos, make sure you aren't breaking any Illinois laws when you get the perfect shot.

It's National Stalking Awareness Month in America and it happens more often than we think. Let's talk about it.

Every time it snows in Illinois you will see thousands of drivers breaking one very important driving law, and police will ticket you if you get caught.

Illinois is a state people are constantly visiting and driving through. Whether it's to see Chicago or to head across the country, we attract many people. Well, you better think twice when you pack because there are items that are illegal to bring into the state.

If you find yourself drowsy while driving or need to sleep in your car while on a road trip is that legal to do? It depends on what state you are in and where you park. Here is the rundown on KY, IN, and IL.