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With spring just round the corner, the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) kicked off Severe Weather Preparedness Month by partnering with the National Weather Service
March 7, 2022
With spring just round the corner, the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) kicked off Severe Weather Preparedness Month by partnering with the National Weather Service
On Feb. 28, the Governor surpassed the century mark in COVID-19 related Executive Orders with his 101st order. For two years, Gov. Pritzker has exercised
Michael Madigan, who served as the Illinois House Speaker for more than three decades, was indicted March 2 by a federal grand jury on 22
State Senator Jason Plummer (R-Edwardsville) released the following statement after the Illinois Senate, on a party-line vote, voted to approve a new Legislative Inspector General,
State Senator Jason Plummer (R-Edwardsville) released the following statement after the Governor’s announcement that he was lifting part of his statewide mask mandate. “A partial
State Senator Jason Plummer (R-Edwardsville) released the following statement after the Governor’s State of the State and Budget Address. “Just like the movie Groundhog Day,
Senator Plummer and his staff are hoping to brighten the days of senior citizens who are living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities through
Senate Republicans are once again pushing for tougher ethics reforms that will hold politicians more accountable and better equip officials to investigate public corruption. On Jan. 27, they
Judge issues restraining order against gerrymandered courts Madison County officials received some welcomed news in their efforts to overturn an attempt at gerrymandering their local
Illinois voters have had their voices repeatedly ignored and diminished by lawmakers and Governors from the supermajority party. Popular referendums have been shut down in
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