Despite strongly hinting that the General Assembly would hold a special session on abortion in July, Governor JB Pritzker, Senate President Don Harmon, and House
On June 24, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the decisions that legalized abortion in the United
A nonprofit group that promotes responsible government spending says Illinois could face budget problems down the road because of its use of one-time revenue created
Gov. JB Pritzker launched a self-congratulatory media blitz June 30, touting his Family Relief Plan that he claims will provide $1.83 billion in tax relief.
On Friday, months after a leaked opinion draft signaled that the U.S. Supreme Court was considering overturning the decisions that legalized abortion in the United
Every state in the nation experienced fraud as federal pandemic relief funds were paid out. But in Illinois’ case, it’s estimated that more than half of
In the latest COVID-19 outbreak at an Illinois Veterans’ Home, 16 residents and six staff members at the Manteno Veterans’ Home recently tested positive for
More high school students can now receive high school credits from a dual credit program thanks to legislation sponsored by Senate Republican Deputy Minority Leader
On April 20, 2022, Ameren Illinois received electric rate results from the regional grid operator (MISO), which include an increase from $5/megawatt to $236/megawatt and
In recent weeks, several Illinois residents have been receiving a check or direct deposit for $397 from a settlement fund set up last year after
