Springfield, IL – Governor Quinn finished out the final days of 2013 by signing a dozen bills into law before the New Year began. State

More than 200 new laws take effect on January 1, said State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris), including measures targeting distracted driving and developing the rules

The nation’s three major bond rating agencies weighed in less than a week after lawmakers approved major changes designed to save up to $160 billion

MORRIS, IL – The open enrollment deadline for the State of Illinois’s new retiree healthcare program — Total Retiree Advantage Illinois (TRAIL) —  is approaching

Two legislative aides from Sen. Rezin’s district office will be at Morris City Hall on Thursday, December 12 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to

After years of near misses, lawmakers approved major changes in the state’s public pension systems for teachers and most other public employees Dec. 3, State

From a News Release from the Illinois Department of Human Services SPRINGFIELD, Illinois – Governor Pat Quinn today announced that the Illinois Department of Human

Senate Bill 1 would reform the benefits and improve the State funding for four State retirement systems: Teachers, Universities (including community colleges), State Employees and

The Illinois Emergency Management Agency’s website has latest updates plus information on where to get help and how you can volunteer and donate. Donate to

With the Thanksgiving holiday fast approaching, the countdown for new laws going into effect has begun. Each January dozens of new laws passed during the