
Illinois Named Third-Most Corrupt State in the Nation
While the legislature was silent on ethics reform during the recently-completed spring session, an annual report from the University of Illinois at Chicago has named
While the legislature was silent on ethics reform during the recently-completed spring session, an annual report from the University of Illinois at Chicago has named
If you know of a senior who is deserving of special recognition, nominations for this year’s Senior Illinoisan Hall of Fame are being accepted through
In an effort to find out what is actually happening with the Pontiac and Vandalia prisons, a bipartisan group of lawmakers have called for a
High School Students from the 54th District travel to the Capitol to Debate Legislation A mental health proposal was the subject of a committee hearing
State Senator Jason Plummer (R-Edwardsville) released the following statement on the nomination withdrawal/resignation of Oreal James and the failed Senate confirmation vote on Eleanor Wilson:
Legislation would stop governors from circumventing the constitution’s confirmation system The Illinois Senate is finally preparing to take up the nominations of several of Governor
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
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
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