A new law signed this week will ensure that any person being released from the Department of Corrections or Department of Juvenile Justice has a

Gov. Bruce Rauner and legislative leaders did not meet this week to discuss a full-year spending plan and necessary economic reforms. It also appears that

On Dec. 7, Gov. Rauner signed Senate Bill 2814, known as the Future Energy Jobs bill. Proponents applauded the measure, saying it provides relief to

Over the weekend, much of Illinois saw its first glimpse of snow. With the wintry weather just beginning, the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), Illinois

After meeting last week, over the weekend and again into this week, the Governor and legislative leaders continued in vain to find common ground on

As Illinois celebrates its 198th birthday this month, Gov. Rauner announced the appointments to the Illinois Bicentennial Commission, which is tasked with leading the planning

A new Route 89 bridge connecting Bureau and Putnam counties and spanning the Illinois River will be named “The Illinois Valley Veterans Memorial Bridge,” under

Legislation that will prevent the closure of nuclear power plants in Cordova and Clinton is a win for energy consumers and businesses across the state,

When lawmakers came to agreement this past June on a temporary stop-gap budget, one component of that budget included $215 million for the Chicago Public

On Nov. 29, the House of Representatives failed to override the governor’s veto of Senate Bill 250, the Automatic Voter Registration (AVR) bill.  There are