The resignation of Exelon Utilities CEO amid an Illinois corruption investigation has raised new questions about an ongoing federal probe.
Senate President John Cullerton repeatedly said that he wanted to make an "informed" decision about state Sen. Martin Sandoval's leadership role before Sandoval resigned as chairman of the Illinois Senate Transportation Committee.
Illinois has more jobs than people looking for work, according to a new report from Pew Charitable Trusts.
Illinois' election systems remain vulnerable despite efforts to make them more secure after a database breach in 2016.
Illinois lawmakers plan to make Illinois the second state in America to cap the cost of insulin at $100 for a thirty-day supply.
McCook search warrant adds details about federal corruption probe
The CEO of Exelon Utilities abruptly retired amid questions about the company's lobbying activity and connection to Martin Sandoval, a Democratic Illinois state senator at the center of a vast federal corruption investigation.
Some Illinois lawmakers want the upcoming veto session this fall to focus on a task force recommendation to consolidate 649 downstate local police and firefighter pension funds into two funds.
Chicago is set to get more than $1.2 billion for infrastructure projects from state and federal taxpayers.
Municipal officials continue to navigate the finer points of the state's new recreational marijuana law, including what they can and cannot do to regulate use at the local level.
The resignation of Exelon Utilities CEO amid an Illinois corruption investigation has raised new questions about an ongoing federal probe.
Senate President John Cullerton repeatedly said that he wanted to make an "informed" decision about state Sen. Martin Sandoval's leadership role before Sandoval resigned as chairman of the Illinois Senate Transportation Committee.
Illinois has more jobs than people looking for work, according to a new report from Pew Charitable Trusts.
Illinois' election systems remain vulnerable despite efforts to make them more secure after a database breach in 2016.
Illinois lawmakers plan to make Illinois the second state in America to cap the cost of insulin at $100 for a thirty-day supply.
McCook search warrant adds details about federal corruption probe
The CEO of Exelon Utilities abruptly retired amid questions about the company's lobbying activity and connection to Martin Sandoval, a Democratic Illinois state senator at the center of a vast federal corruption investigation.
Some Illinois lawmakers want the upcoming veto session this fall to focus on a task force recommendation to consolidate 649 downstate local police and firefighter pension funds into two funds.
Chicago is set to get more than $1.2 billion for infrastructure projects from state and federal taxpayers.
Municipal officials continue to navigate the finer points of the state's new recreational marijuana law, including what they can and cannot do to regulate use at the local level.
Several Illinois cities ranked among the slowest-growing cities in the nation, according to a new analysis from the personal finance website WalletHub.
