(The Center Square) – It’s now been two years that COVID-19 has been in Illinois and for most of that, children have had to wear masks in schools, when they’ve been open. An expected ruling from a circuit court could change that.
(The Center Square) – Illinois lawmakers are hearing about the impact that sales taxes in towns with an Amazon fulfillment center have on local governments and other retailers.
(The center Square) – A measure creating an accountability unit in the Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs is now law, but not because of the governor’s signature.
Republicans make addressing crime top issue
(The Center Square) – Transit systems in Bloomington, Decatur and Quincy are among dozens of projects that will be getting an infusion of state tax money.
(The Center Square) – A nonpartisan think tank says Illinois should be wary of falling off a financial cliff after their federal taxpayer COVID-19 relief aid expires.
(The Center Square) – From proposing legislation to pumping out TV ads, a clear issue Republicans are raising in this year's gubernatorial election is law and order.
(The Center Square) – A law Gov. J.B. Pritzker enacted to create judicial subcircuits in parts of Illinois has been temporarily blocked as some say the partisan measure was rushed through to the detriment of voters.
Proponents of racial preferences typically pitch them as temporary measures – in place only as long as needed to remedy past discrimination. Yet in practice, such preferences are anything but temporary. Since the 1980s, for instance, the city of Chicago has had some form of racial preference…
Two year anniversary of first COVID-19 case in Illinois
(The Center Square) – It’s now been two years that COVID-19 has been in Illinois and for most of that, children have had to wear masks in schools, when they’ve been open. An expected ruling from a circuit court could change that.
(The Center Square) – Illinois lawmakers are hearing about the impact that sales taxes in towns with an Amazon fulfillment center have on local governments and other retailers.
(The center Square) – A measure creating an accountability unit in the Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs is now law, but not because of the governor’s signature.
Republicans make addressing crime top issue
(The Center Square) – Transit systems in Bloomington, Decatur and Quincy are among dozens of projects that will be getting an infusion of state tax money.
(The Center Square) – A nonpartisan think tank says Illinois should be wary of falling off a financial cliff after their federal taxpayer COVID-19 relief aid expires.
(The Center Square) – From proposing legislation to pumping out TV ads, a clear issue Republicans are raising in this year's gubernatorial election is law and order.
(The Center Square) – A law Gov. J.B. Pritzker enacted to create judicial subcircuits in parts of Illinois has been temporarily blocked as some say the partisan measure was rushed through to the detriment of voters.
Proponents of racial preferences typically pitch them as temporary measures – in place only as long as needed to remedy past discrimination. Yet in practice, such preferences are anything but temporary. Since the 1980s, for instance, the city of Chicago has had some form of racial preference…
Two year anniversary of first COVID-19 case in Illinois
(The Center Square) – A program run by The American Legion that makes phone calls and offers assistance to veterans has support from the Illinois House Veterans' Affairs Committee.
