Illinois farmers are still trying to fight the weather to get their crops out of the ground in what’s looking to be one of the most challenging years in recent memory.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Tuesday that a constitutional amendment voters will decide next year will help save the state’s finances and dismissed any proposal to reduce the state's pension costs through a constitutional amendment to remove the state's pension protection clause.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker will soon have a bill on his desk that has promised to veto, setting up what will likely be the first legislative clash between lawmakers and the freshman executive.
There are mixed reactions in Illinois to what appears to be President Donald Trump’s reversal on banning flavored e-cigarette products.
Lawyers for a former Illinois state employee are asking an appellate court for all of its judges to hear a case on a demand for a refund of union fees the U.S. Supreme Court said the employee was unconstitutionally forced to pay.
Illinois officials are touting the first year of a mandatory retirement savings programs with figures showing thousands of residents now have retirement accounts who didn’t before.
When the nation’s doctors began moving away from opioid-based pain medication for patients injured on the job, prescribers in many states shifted patients to traditional pain medication while those in Illinois turned patients to significantly more expensive alternatives.
A state lawmaker from Chicago who pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol in Springfield could begin working on a plea deal, his attorney said Monday.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle say one way to combat the culture of corruption in the halls of Illinois government is to remove politicians from the legislative map-making process.
While it didn’t pass before lawmakers left for the year, a measure mandating Illinois employers give all employees, even part-time ones, earned sick pay could come up next year.
Illinois farmers are still trying to fight the weather to get their crops out of the ground in what’s looking to be one of the most challenging years in recent memory.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Tuesday that a constitutional amendment voters will decide next year will help save the state’s finances and dismissed any proposal to reduce the state's pension costs through a constitutional amendment to remove the state's pension protection clause.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker will soon have a bill on his desk that has promised to veto, setting up what will likely be the first legislative clash between lawmakers and the freshman executive.
There are mixed reactions in Illinois to what appears to be President Donald Trump’s reversal on banning flavored e-cigarette products.
Lawyers for a former Illinois state employee are asking an appellate court for all of its judges to hear a case on a demand for a refund of union fees the U.S. Supreme Court said the employee was unconstitutionally forced to pay.
Illinois officials are touting the first year of a mandatory retirement savings programs with figures showing thousands of residents now have retirement accounts who didn’t before.
When the nation’s doctors began moving away from opioid-based pain medication for patients injured on the job, prescribers in many states shifted patients to traditional pain medication while those in Illinois turned patients to significantly more expensive alternatives.
A state lawmaker from Chicago who pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol in Springfield could begin working on a plea deal, his attorney said Monday.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle say one way to combat the culture of corruption in the halls of Illinois government is to remove politicians from the legislative map-making process.
While it didn’t pass before lawmakers left for the year, a measure mandating Illinois employers give all employees, even part-time ones, earned sick pay could come up next year.
The State of Illinois’ record-low unemployment rate continued into October, according to a new state report.
