To give more people the opportunity to participate in her annual “Valentines for Seniors” card drive, State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is extending the deadline

With public safety a top priority, Illinois Senate Republicans unveiled new legislation during the week that would close critical gaps in state immigration policies, which

Legislation aimed at holding students accountable for committing sexual assault in schools has been filed by State Senator Steve McClure (R-Springfield). Senate Bill 98 mandates

A recently released report ranks Illinois as 38th in the nation for education freedom. The 2025 Index of State Education Freedom by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC),

Illinois’ job market remains sluggish, with an unemployment rate of 5.2% in December, the third highest in the nation. Approximately 340,000 residents were actively seeking

After years of advocating for much-needed improvements at Starved Rock State Park, Illinois Senate Deputy Minority Leader Sue Rezin (R-Morris) is highlighting today’s announcement that

Announces Committee Assignments for the 104th General Assembly As the first week of legislative action continues following the January 8th inauguration, State Senator Sue Rezin

The debate over the potential redesign of Illinois’ state flag continues to divide public opinion. Critics of the redesign, including State Senator Sue Rezin, argue

Illinois Democrats are facing backlash after introducing a proposal to legalize prostitution, a move critics say highlights a growing disconnect between Democrat lawmakers and the

As Valentine’s Day quickly approaches, State Senator Sue Rezin is once again launching her “Valentines for Seniors” card drive to help uplift the spirits of