Despite continued criticism of fraud and abuse within Illinois’ SNAP program, Democratic lawmakers have introduced legislation to create a new, state-funded cash benefit for households
A new Senate Republican proposal would help small businesses make employee health coverage more affordable by creating a new tax credit for employers that offer
As the General Assembly moves deeper into the spring session and more legislation begins advancing, many bills will be scheduled for committee hearings. This is
The Illinois Department on Aging (IDoA) is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Senior Illinoisans Hall of Fame, a program that recognizes Illinois residents aged
The Illinois Conservation Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2026 Conservation Achievement Scholarships, which will award up to four one-time scholarships of $2,000 to
New estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show Illinois continues to lose residents to other states at one of the highest rates in the nation.
Illinois has yet to join a new federal tax-credit scholarship program that would expand educational options for families without using state or local education dollars.
The Illinois Senate will return to Springfield this week as lawmakers continue their work for the spring legislative session. The Senate is scheduled to be
State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is inviting residents across the 38th Senate District to help brighten Valentine’s Day for local seniors by participating in her
In a sweeping change to Illinois energy policy, Governor Pritzker has signed a law that eliminates long-standing limits on how much utilities can raise electric
