On Nov. 18, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) officially released a draft national broadband map. The map is a detailed display of locational information about
The Illinois Secretary of State office announced that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has given Illinois residents an additional two years to obtain
After the Majority Party passed amendments to the SAFE-T Act during the last day of veto session, the hearing for the lawsuit challenging the law’s
Residents across the state are now required to renew their driver’s licenses on the actual renewal date following an end to a two-year long extension
An agreement between the business and labor communities was reached last week to address the outstanding loan balance to the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund.
In the final week of the annual fall veto session, legislators took up an amendment to House Bill 1095, which made some changes to the
The Thanksgiving holiday is upon us and the United States Fire Administration is offering tips for a safe holiday dinner. According to the U.S. Fire
No progress was made on the SAFE-T Act last week as lawmakers returned to Springfield as a part of the regularly scheduled Fall Veto Session.
In their ongoing desire to combat the ongoing fentanyl epidemic that is running rampant throughout the state and nation, State Senator Sally Turner (R-Beason) and
On October 17, the application process for the federal student debt cancellation program officially opened. The application process takes about five minutes to complete with
