The state’s two-year budget impasse came to a temporary end this week as the General Assembly, despite vetoes by Gov. Bruce Rauner and objections by

Despite the looming deadline of June 30 marking the end of Fiscal Year 2017, no complete balanced budget and reform package has advanced from the

While Illinois often has the dubious distinction of lagging behind its neighbors in national rankings, Illinois significantly outperformed neighboring Missouri when it comes to preventable

Legislation designed to keep 9-1-1 centers in operation was advanced to the Governor this week, to extend the authorization for 9-1-1 centers as well as

Senate Republicans have a new leader as they move forward in their efforts to pass a balanced budget and reform state government. On June 29,

More on this proposal can be found: https://senatorrezin.com/Media/News/p/129475/v/2000/rezin-area-schools-fare-better-in-new-compromise-education-funding-legislation  

State Sen. Sue Rezin is co-sponsoring a new education funding reform compromise proposal (SB 1124 – Amendment 3) that would financially help every school district

State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is co-sponsoring a new education funding reform compromise proposal (SB 1124 – Amendment 3) that would financially help every school

Despite statements made by Senate President John Cullerton recently week stating that the Senate has done its work, Senate Republicans remain adamant that the Senate

With the clock ticking down on the end of the 2017 Fiscal Year, Gov. Rauner is calling lawmakers back to Springfield for a 10-day special