Illinois farmers are on pace to experience one of the worst years for harvesting because of cold, wet weather.
Illinois is still dealing with a recession hangover due to a mix of mortgage-friendly laws, high property taxes, and population declines, per a new analysis.
The overall deer harvest for this year’s firearm season was slightly less than last, according to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.
Illinois Attorney General sues e-cigarette maker JUUL
With support from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, an Illinois state lawmaker has filed legislation to repeal much of the Future Energy Jobs Act, including provisions that would strip the state's largest utility of a ratepayer subsidy as federal investigators probe the company's lobbyin…
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul sued e-cigarette manufacturer JUUL on Thursday, alleging the company targeted youth, misrepresented nicotine levels and marketed its product as a smoking cessation device without approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
Illinois lawmakers were only five voters away from reaching a deal to build a Chicago casino, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said this week in a discussion about her lobbying trip to Springfield last month.
Every Illinois household would have to pay $11,000 to cover the cost of taxpayer-subsidized healthcare benefits for retired state workers, a figure that is expected to grow, according to a new report from public finance watchdog Wirepoints.
As cold weather grips most of the state, it is not uncommon to see a car left unattended and running, but many motorists don’t realize this is against Illinois state law.
State and local officials have begun righting “the mistakes of our past” as Illinois prepares for a legal recreational cannabis law to go into effect Jan. 1 that seeks to undo some of the harms caused by the War on Drugs.
Illinois farmers are on pace to experience one of the worst years for harvesting because of cold, wet weather.
Illinois is still dealing with a recession hangover due to a mix of mortgage-friendly laws, high property taxes, and population declines, per a new analysis.
The overall deer harvest for this year’s firearm season was slightly less than last, according to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.
Illinois Attorney General sues e-cigarette maker JUUL
With support from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, an Illinois state lawmaker has filed legislation to repeal much of the Future Energy Jobs Act, including provisions that would strip the state's largest utility of a ratepayer subsidy as federal investigators probe the company's lobbyin…
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul sued e-cigarette manufacturer JUUL on Thursday, alleging the company targeted youth, misrepresented nicotine levels and marketed its product as a smoking cessation device without approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
Illinois lawmakers were only five voters away from reaching a deal to build a Chicago casino, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said this week in a discussion about her lobbying trip to Springfield last month.
Every Illinois household would have to pay $11,000 to cover the cost of taxpayer-subsidized healthcare benefits for retired state workers, a figure that is expected to grow, according to a new report from public finance watchdog Wirepoints.
As cold weather grips most of the state, it is not uncommon to see a car left unattended and running, but many motorists don’t realize this is against Illinois state law.
State and local officials have begun righting “the mistakes of our past” as Illinois prepares for a legal recreational cannabis law to go into effect Jan. 1 that seeks to undo some of the harms caused by the War on Drugs.
It wasn’t quite the Boston Tea Party, but Cook County residents revolted in 2017 after a penny-per-ounce tax hike on sugary drinks.
