The Illinois Veterans History Project, developed as part of an effort by the Library of Congress and the Illinois Secretary of State’s office, needs your

Lawmakers were able to restore some protections for farmers and landowners which were recently stripped away in a controversial law backed by the Governor that

A historically high number of complaints were reported in the annual Executive Inspector General’s report for Fiscal Year 2023. The 66-page report, found here, reveals

The Senate Republican Caucus proudly continued their efforts to support the nearly 10,000 children whose lives have been forever changed by the Invest in Kids

State Senator Sue Rezin voted on Nov. 8 to extend a criminal penalty enhancement designed to keep more felons convicted of gun crimes behind bars

Illinois has once again taken another step closer to paving the way for the development of new nuclear reactors within the state thanks to the

This week, state legislators will gather once more in Springfield for the last three days of the annual fall Veto Session. The first week the

Illinois State Police (ISP) officials have finished holding hearings over a confusing and controversial aspect of the state’s new “Assault Weapon” ban. The new law bans

Senate Republican Caucus members are calling for Gov. JB Pritzker to focus on managing his administration here in Illinois, instead of traveling the country trying

As the General Assembly continues its fall Veto Session, the families of nearly 9,000 underprivileged students throughout the state are waiting and hoping Illinois lawmakers