A new grant program is available to help boost and revitalize the tourism industry after COVID-19 brought hardships and stalled many attractions and festivals across
Job seekers in Illinois are not keeping pace with those seeking work in other Midwestern states. At 7 percent, the state’s unemployment rate in August
Democrat leaders continue to choose political power over the will of the people by once again not allowing sufficient public input into revised legislative maps
A court ruling out of Kendall County this week supports a recent assertion by Republican members of the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR), who
In what has become a seemingly common practice during the COVID-19 era, one of Gov. Pritzker’s recent Executive Orders created new mandates for Illinois schools
On Sept. 21, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled to extend its order limiting judgments in certain eviction cases, aligning with Illinois’ current moratorium deadline. This
Gov. Pritzker has been forced to extend the deadline for state employees in congregate facilities to be vaccinated. The delay is due to the fact
After questioning representatives of the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) about the authority they have to revoke a school’s recognition status and withhold state
On Sept. 13, Senate lawmakers returned to Springfield to vote on a comprehensive energy package that preserves the state’s nuclear fleet. State Senator Sue Rezin
On Sept. 10, firefighters from across the state gathered for the 28th Annual Fallen Firefighter Memorial ceremony and the Firefighter Medal of Honor Awards Ceremony
