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A devastating accident at the YNOT Outdoors Summer and After School Camp in Chatham on April 28 resulted in the deaths of four children and

Legislation aimed at making state law less burdensome for people with disabilities recently passed the Illinois Senate with unanimous support.  Under current rules, disabled individuals

Members of the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi requesting federal guidance to ensure fairness in girls’ and

State Senator Sue Rezin is proud to announce that nearly $48K in state-sponsored library grants have been awarded to public schools throughout her district. The

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is once again heading to Springfield this week, renewing his push for increased state funding for the city despite ongoing criticism

After a two-week spring break, Illinois Senators are back in Springfield this week to begin reviewing and debating legislation recently passed by the House. With

As spring gets into full swing, Illinois farmers are hitting the fields for the start of planting season. With tractors, planters, and other large equipment

Today, members of the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi requesting federal guidance to ensure fairness in girls’

On April 9, high school FFA students, farmers, and ag professionals gathered at the Illinois State Capitol for the annual Illinois Ag Lobby Day tradition.

Last week marked the final week for Senate and House bills to pass out of their original chambers and move over to the other chamber