Boeing said Thursday it is booking a $4.9 billion charge to cover possible compensation to airlines that have canceled thousands of flights since the 737 Max jet was grounded after two deadly accidents.

For the past six years, Mary Anne Mason has been working her dream job as a justice on the 1st District Appellate Court. But her role on the reviewing court — often the last stop for litigation filed in Cook County — doesn’t give her a whole lot of time to do other things.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced last week that Illinois agencies will drop out of the federal Title X program instead of changing policies to comply with Donald Trump’s executive order over Title X funding.

A strip search of female inmates that forced the women to spread their genitals before male prison guards did not violate the prisoners’ Fourth Amendment rights, a divided federal appeals panel ruled.

A judge properly considered a defendant’s white supremacist beliefs in imposing a sentence for a weapons offense, a federal appeals court held.

A Will County judge erred by letting Egyptian courts dictate an Illinois divorce case, a state appeals panel ruled last week.

A woman who broke her left leg after slipping on a sidewalk has settled her lawsuit for $800,000.