On Oct. 20, several Senate Republican members joined together at the Illinois Police Memorial at the Capitol to renew their calls for comprehensive public safety

On Oct. 19, a federal court declared the initial legislative map crafted by Democratic lawmakers behind closed doors to be unconstitutional. Earlier this year, Republicans

Lawmakers will be returning to the Capitol on Oct. 19 to begin the annual fall veto session. The two-week session is designed to allow the

On Friday, majority Democrats released a new Congressional district map, which clearly shows a gerrymandered effort by politicians to retain power and control. You can

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently released new data on crime across the nation. According to the report, Illinois’ 2020 rate of violent crime per 100,000

Senator Rezin is reminding motorists to be careful on rural roads during the ongoing harvest season, as they are likely to encounter farm equipment travelling

Several Republican Senators unveiled a package of legislation this week specifically designed to empower law enforcement and to take on the crime wave that has

Public hearings began this week in the Illinois House of Representatives and Senate for the redrawing of the state’s U.S. House Districts. While few details

The Illinois State Board of Education quietly updated the recognition status of eight nonpublic schools last week, moving them from “non recognized” to “on probation.”