Pritzker signs disaster proclamation to aid Illinois communities in storm cleanup efforts
Covered counties are eligible for funding to support debris removal and public infrastructure repairs.
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Chicago ReporterMaggie joined CNI in November, 2025 as a Chicago reporter. Maggie is a 2021 graduate of The College of Wooster, where she received her bachelor's degree in international relations and economics, and a 2025 graduate of the Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism, where she received her master's degree in Investigative Journalism. Contact Maggie
Covered counties are eligible for funding to support debris removal and public infrastructure repairs.
Court-administered naturalizations this year have fallen to a fraction of those in recent years.
Data centers have existed for decades, but the fast-growing scale of projects has upended the conversation.
‘There is no check coming in for the farmer in Champaign,’ Pritzker tells Trump.
Advocates call the bill a “massive step” forward but emphasize the need for funding to support it.
Illinois needs nuclear power to meet its carbon-free goals, but can new energy come online in time?
If approved, the amended request would add around $7-8 to monthly bills, rather than the $10-11 originally sought.
The new laws mandate line-by-line reporting of all bill charges and raise the threshold on energy assistance to include more...
The rate hike filings come as the state’s largest private water utilities seek to merge.
The new law includes civil penalties up to $3 million for violators.