Participants in a roundtable discussion Monday in Springfield are seeking ways to combat a shortage of trained professionals in the healthcare industry. Among the issues raised by U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis and Illinois health professionals were immigration and education.
Democratic socialists in Chicago, including a sitting alderman, are floating the idea of “democratization” of ComEd, the power provider for the city.
The number of people looking for work in Illinois fell a bit last month, but the state still has a higher unemployment rate that the rest of the country.
If you were one of the about 147 million people affected by the September 2017 data breach of Equifax, you could soon be in line for some of the $425 million in restitution.
Illinois immigration advocates are praising a new law that bans privately run immigration detention centers in the state.
A conservative former state lawmaker who resigned to nearly defeat incumbent Gov. Bruce Rauner last year is entering the race for Congress but Rauner’s lieutenant governor stands in the way.
Some major laws signed by Illinois’ governor will soon go through the rules process.
A similar measure died last year when then-Gov. Bruce Rauner vetoed it, but proponents hope Gov. J.B. Pritzker will sign House Bill 2045, which eliminates prisoner copays for medical care.
An annual survey has revealed information about drunken driving arrests across Illinois.
Illinois lawmakers are getting the bigger paychecks they voted for themselves in June, but one state representative has sent his back to the state’s coffers.
Participants in a roundtable discussion Monday in Springfield are seeking ways to combat a shortage of trained professionals in the healthcare industry. Among the issues raised by U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis and Illinois health professionals were immigration and education.
Democratic socialists in Chicago, including a sitting alderman, are floating the idea of “democratization” of ComEd, the power provider for the city.
The number of people looking for work in Illinois fell a bit last month, but the state still has a higher unemployment rate that the rest of the country.
If you were one of the about 147 million people affected by the September 2017 data breach of Equifax, you could soon be in line for some of the $425 million in restitution.
Illinois immigration advocates are praising a new law that bans privately run immigration detention centers in the state.
A conservative former state lawmaker who resigned to nearly defeat incumbent Gov. Bruce Rauner last year is entering the race for Congress but Rauner’s lieutenant governor stands in the way.
Some major laws signed by Illinois’ governor will soon go through the rules process.
A similar measure died last year when then-Gov. Bruce Rauner vetoed it, but proponents hope Gov. J.B. Pritzker will sign House Bill 2045, which eliminates prisoner copays for medical care.
An annual survey has revealed information about drunken driving arrests across Illinois.
Illinois lawmakers are getting the bigger paychecks they voted for themselves in June, but one state representative has sent his back to the state’s coffers.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker said he’ll call lawmakers back to Springfield if the House’s top Republican wants to change legislation that put stronger standards on the emissions of a cancer-causing chemical.
