(The Center Square) – Taxpayers could be on the hook for the full monthly salary for three state lawmakers from one district for the month of February alone.
(The Center Square) – Despite increased vaccine doses coming to the state, and the state expanding who can get the vaccine, Gov. J.B. Pritzker still won't say when the state will enter Phase 5 of his COVID-19 reopening plan.
(The Center Square) – Nuclear power giant Exelon Corp. approved a plan to separate its utility assets, such as Commonwealth Edison, from the power generation side of its company.
(The Center Square) – Illinois traffic deaths rose in 2020 despite reports of fewer people on roads across the state.
(The Center Square) – Former state Rep. Edward Guerra Kodatt, D-Chicago, was sworn in Sunday after being hand-picked by former state Rep. Michael Madigan. He resigned Wednesday. He’s eligible for an entire months’ lawmaker pay.
Madigan's replacement resigns days after being selected
(The Center Square) – Just days after his handpicked replacement to the Illinois House, state Rep. Edward Guerra Kodatt, stepped down, former state Rep. Michael Madigan is now backing Angelica Guerrero Cuellar.
Pritzker says fighting crime requires more programs, expects changes to police reform bill he signed
(The Center Square) – There’s a lot more that needs to be done to fight crime and to reform the state’s criminal justice system, Gov. J.B. Pritzker said the day after signing a bill bringing sweeping changes to the state’s system of justice.
(The Center Square) – Illinois’ continued population decline is already a campaign issue in the next election for governor that’s more than 20 months away.
(The Center Square) – The Donald Trump-appointed U.S. attorney investigating public corruption in Illinois will be retained by President Joe Biden afterall.
(The Center Square) – Taxpayers could be on the hook for the full monthly salary for three state lawmakers from one district for the month of February alone.
(The Center Square) – Despite increased vaccine doses coming to the state, and the state expanding who can get the vaccine, Gov. J.B. Pritzker still won't say when the state will enter Phase 5 of his COVID-19 reopening plan.
(The Center Square) – Nuclear power giant Exelon Corp. approved a plan to separate its utility assets, such as Commonwealth Edison, from the power generation side of its company.
(The Center Square) – Illinois traffic deaths rose in 2020 despite reports of fewer people on roads across the state.
(The Center Square) – Former state Rep. Edward Guerra Kodatt, D-Chicago, was sworn in Sunday after being hand-picked by former state Rep. Michael Madigan. He resigned Wednesday. He’s eligible for an entire months’ lawmaker pay.
Madigan's replacement resigns days after being selected
(The Center Square) – Just days after his handpicked replacement to the Illinois House, state Rep. Edward Guerra Kodatt, stepped down, former state Rep. Michael Madigan is now backing Angelica Guerrero Cuellar.
Pritzker says fighting crime requires more programs, expects changes to police reform bill he signed
(The Center Square) – There’s a lot more that needs to be done to fight crime and to reform the state’s criminal justice system, Gov. J.B. Pritzker said the day after signing a bill bringing sweeping changes to the state’s system of justice.
(The Center Square) – Illinois’ continued population decline is already a campaign issue in the next election for governor that’s more than 20 months away.
(The Center Square) – The Donald Trump-appointed U.S. attorney investigating public corruption in Illinois will be retained by President Joe Biden afterall.
(The Center Square) – Beginning next month, one million Illinois children will receive federally funded food benefits, valued at $110 million per month.
