Now, they are taking their fight out of the court system and straight to the governor of Illinois, J.B. Pritzker, and his prisoner review board ... the cause of the child's death.

Living out of a cardboard box, a child had no place to shower, no clean clothes and no food to eat when he died on the streets.

The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, which oversees child care licensing, is grappling with a staffing crisis. The agency has a 20% vacancy rate for licensing staff and 45% for ...

The agency has a 20% vacancy rate for licensing staff and 45% for supervisors, who must review and approve all applications for child care providers. Navigating Illinois’ complex ... reduce the risk ...

“The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office has requested the assistance of the Illinois Child Death Investigations Task Force. This is a standard protocol used in cases involving the death of a child”, ...

Queensland's Child Death Review Board annual report said. He spent hours unsupervised each day after being moved to a short-term placement, often returning in the early hours of the morning ...

Staff turnover and new responsibilities for Coroner Services led to an "unacceptable" breakdown in the provincial child death review process, according to the deputy minister of public safety.

The death of the 18-year-old who was found dead along Illinois Route 78 was ruled a homicide following a coroner's inquest.

Kentucky health officials have confirmed the first child flu death of the season.The Kentucky Department of Public Health says the child was not vaccinated.While this is the first pediatric death ...

TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) — Local agencies gathered Tuesday morning for the annual child fatality review. A large percentage of child deaths in Tippecanoe County were attributed to positional ...

Neil Howard, 46, was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his mother ... the correct decision in finding Howard guilty. An Illinois man has been found guilty of killing his mother ...

Child deaths and near-deaths are spiking in Washington, and some are asking if recent changes to the state's child welfare law are to blame. Is the state putting parental rights above protecting ...