Ignoring concerns from Illinois’ agriculture community, environmental activists are pushing legislation that would grant the state sweeping authority over private land. The bill was proposed

New financial help could soon be available for parents thanks to legislation designed to provide financial relief to families with children enrolled in daycare and

The Governor recently announced his plan to close and rebuild Stateville Correctional Center in Will County and Logan Correctional Center in Lincoln, leaving many unanswered

When rain or snowmelt carries human-made pollutants into bodies of water, it leads to what is called nonpoint source pollution, which is a major pollution

To raise awareness for the challenges people with disabilities face, March has been designated as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. Intellectual disabilities (ID) or developmental disabilities

The month of March is designated to acknowledge and commemorate the many great achievements made by women. This month-long celebration is also used to inspire

In light of the U.S. House of Representatives’ passage of legislation that could lead to a nationwide ban against TikTok to protect American personal data

On March 13, high school agriculture students from across the state came together in Springfield to speak on behalf of their industry. Every year during

Earlier this month, State Senator Sue Rezin welcomed high school students from the 38th Senate District to the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield to learn

Governor JB Pritzker’s non-citizen welfare policies have exhausted state resources and helped create the largest migrant crisis in the Midwest. The Governor’s financial gimmicks and