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While there is an old saying that corn should be “knee-high by the 4th of July”, modern farming practices have developed that allow corn to grow

While there is an old saying that corn should be “knee-high by the 4th of July”, modern farming practices have developed that allow corn to grow

Illinois Democrats approved a new per-wager tax on online sports bets, adding another financial burden to consumers and threatening the state’s legal sports betting industry.

Once the most powerful politician in Illinois, former House Speaker Michael Madigan was sentenced this week to 7½ years in federal prison and a $2.5

As Governor J.B. Pritzker traveled to Washington, D.C., to testify on Illinois’ sanctuary state policies, his immigration agenda has cost Illinois citizens billions of dollars.

The Illinois Secretary of State’s office is awarding more than $1 million in technology grants to 88 public libraries across the state. The funding, administered

More than 800 children and their families attended State Senator Sue Rezin’s Kids Fair on Saturday, June 7, at the Fox Valley YMCA in Plano.

While the budget includes significant new tax burdens, Republican lawmakers also blocked several of the most damaging proposals, though they caution that these ideas are

Governor J.B. Pritzker’s record-breaking spending plan, which relies on nearly one billion dollars in tax increases and gimmicks, passed the General Assembly on May 31.

A newly announced 20-year power purchase agreement between Meta and Constellation for energy from the Clinton Clean Energy Center is drawing praise from State Senator

In response to anticipated rate hikes on Illinois residents, Senate Republican members of the Energy and Public Utilities Committee are calling for immediate legislative action
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