(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker says five regions in Illinois are going in the wrong direction in regards to coronavirus cases.
(The Center Square) – An attorney suing the governor on behalf of businesses impacted by COVID-19 executive orders that shut down parts of the economy said when the government takes something, it must pay just compensation and he wants a jury to determine what the compensation should be.
(The Center Square) – Republicans at the Illinois statehouse demanding oversight through public hearings on the impacts of COVID-19 aren’t being echoed by the Democratic majority.
(The Center Square) – The list of Illinois school districts planning to start the school year with all remote learning continues to grow and some are making preparations down to the last details, including dress codes for online classes.
(The Center Square) – Illinois’ technological manufacturing sector is holding back on rehiring workers because of concerns about changing regulations and the possibility of another state shutdown, according to a new survey.
(The Center Square) – Most students in Illinois will be learning remotely this fall, according to results from an Illinois State Board of Education survey.
Pritzker to require businesses to enforce mask rules or face fines up to $2,500 after Democrats let rule stick
(The Center Square) – An administrative rule the Pritzker administration put in place to govern how federal COVID-19 relief for businesses is doled out stands and a local government group says that’s bad for the betterment of communities.
(The Center Square) – For the next five months, Illinois business owners and their employees are required to tell customers to wear a mask or they could face fines of up to $2,500.
(The Center Square) – Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, D-Chicago, said he is not responsible for who gets hired, has never made legislative decisions based on improper motives and the notion of tying consequential legislation to the employment of a few individuals is “seriously mistaken.”
(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker says five regions in Illinois are going in the wrong direction in regards to coronavirus cases.
(The Center Square) – An attorney suing the governor on behalf of businesses impacted by COVID-19 executive orders that shut down parts of the economy said when the government takes something, it must pay just compensation and he wants a jury to determine what the compensation should be.
(The Center Square) – Republicans at the Illinois statehouse demanding oversight through public hearings on the impacts of COVID-19 aren’t being echoed by the Democratic majority.
(The Center Square) – The list of Illinois school districts planning to start the school year with all remote learning continues to grow and some are making preparations down to the last details, including dress codes for online classes.
(The Center Square) – Illinois’ technological manufacturing sector is holding back on rehiring workers because of concerns about changing regulations and the possibility of another state shutdown, according to a new survey.
(The Center Square) – Most students in Illinois will be learning remotely this fall, according to results from an Illinois State Board of Education survey.
Pritzker to require businesses to enforce mask rules or face fines up to $2,500 after Democrats let rule stick
(The Center Square) – An administrative rule the Pritzker administration put in place to govern how federal COVID-19 relief for businesses is doled out stands and a local government group says that’s bad for the betterment of communities.
(The Center Square) – For the next five months, Illinois business owners and their employees are required to tell customers to wear a mask or they could face fines of up to $2,500.
(The Center Square) – Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, D-Chicago, said he is not responsible for who gets hired, has never made legislative decisions based on improper motives and the notion of tying consequential legislation to the employment of a few individuals is “seriously mistaken.”
(The Center Square) – A committee on Tuesday allowed Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s masking and social distancing rule through the Illinois Department of Public Health, meaning businesses that fail to enforce the rules could face fines of up to $2,500.
