SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) — Governor Pritzker delivered his annual State of the State Address today in Springfield. Among ...
All state representatives serve two-year terms with elections on even-numbered years, meaning all the seats are up for a vote ...
Several new bills were filed by Illinois lawmakers last week, including one that would create a "billionaire wealth tax." ...
A new bill, introduced to the Illinois General Assembly last week, could regulate data centers’ impacts on water, energy and overburdened communities. WNIJ’s Jess Savage was at the press conference ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — One of the Illinois legislature’s biggest opponents of the Chicago Bears’ plan to relocate outside the city ...
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Terminally ill adults in Illinois may have the option to take life-ending medication prescribed by a physician under a bill passed by the Illinois legislature last week during its ...
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Bears' stadium property tax legislation to get first public hearing in Springfield this week
Action in Springfield this week could jumpstart the seemingly stalled negotiations between the Chicago Bears and Illinois state lawmakers on a deal to build a new stadium in Arlington Heights.
Bill Daley and Ray LaHood said the timing is “not ripe” amid a polarized climate shaped by mid-decade congressional gerrymandering wars nationwide.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois stands to become the next state that would permit doctors to help terminally ill people end their ...
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Commentary: Legislation would lead to higher insurance premiums for Illinois homeowners — Kevin Martin
Commentary: For more than 50 years, Illinois has benefited from one of the most open and competitive insurance markets in the ...
Savanna, is renewing her bid to increase transparency in state government by making live legislative committee hearings ...
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Nearly 2.2 million people in Illinois might see eligible criminal records sealed following passage of the ‘Clean Slate’ Act during last week’s veto session. The bill would require ...
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