In honor of the 47th annual Illinois Agricultural Legislative Day (IALD), farm and agricultural organizations and interest groups were invited to join Illinois lawmakers in

  Dear Ms. Rutson,  I am writing to you in opposition to the proposed Great Lakes Basin Railway project. This project, which cuts through most

The current Illinois law provides that the driving privileges of a person convicted of passing a stopped school bus to load or unload children when

A Senate budget hearing this week focused on the state economy, with additional time dedicated to an overview of a budget plan offered up by

Spring Break is a popular time for young adults to get away from the cold and travel to somewhere warmer. If you have a child

For more than a year, lawmakers have sought a bipartisan fix to the state’s education funding formula—agreed by legislators on both sides of the aisle

In today’s web-and-data-driven world, cybersecurity must be a top priority in both the private and public sector. The state’s current antiquated technology systems put Illinois

To provide greater protections for private-property owners when utility companies seek to install power lines, legislation was introduced to slow the process and give property

Senate committees approved more than 200 pieces of legislation this week in anticipation of the March 17 deadline to pass all substantive Senate bills out

In an effort to achieve better government and transparency for taxpayers and businesses, the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and the Rauner Administration