A program that provides scholarships to low-income students is in jeopardy as it is set to expire at the end of the year if the

Since the final day of the 2021 lame-duck session, the SAFE-T Act has been highly criticized among the public, law enforcement, and state’s attorneys. Now,

On Friday, September 1, all Secretary of State Driver Services Facilities (DMV) are adopting new hours of operations, while many are moving to appointment-only for

Following the great success of a six-county pilot program in Fiscal Year 2023, a state grant program that provides funding for mental health services for

On August 24, Tim Mapes, often referred to as the gatekeeper to former House Speaker Mike Madigan, was found guilty in Federal Court of lying

As the 60-day deadline for executive action approached, the Governor took action on all remaining bills.  Some of the Governor’s final actions included the signings

On Aug. 11, the Governor signed a pair of bills directed at establishing scholarship programs to attract talented high school graduates to attend Illinois universities

Over the weekend, Gov. Pritzker announced the signing of House Bill 218, which allows the Attorney General, counties, and private citizens to sue members of

On Aug. 11, Gov. JB Pritzker issued a full veto of Senate Bill 76, which would have ended Illinois’ decades-old ban on the construction of

To help build upon her desire to tackle ongoing healthcare issues facing Illinoisans, State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) recently attended the National Foundation for Women