Change proposed to how state’s electoral votes allocated
It is unlikely that Illinois will become the third state to change how it allocates its electoral votes for president,...
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It is unlikely that Illinois will become the third state to change how it allocates its electoral votes for president,...
Illinois schools might soon be teaching a new, fuller definition of what it means to give sexual consent.
Surrounded by several other members of the Senate Task Force on Sexual Discrimination and Harassment Awareness and Prevention Sens. Melinda...
A bill that would test a mileage tax for vehicles driving on state roads has been tabled, but that doesn’t...
An Illinois advocacy group is pushing legislation it says would bring $50 million in new money to state mental health...
Thirty-one state attorneys general, including Illinois’ Kwame Raoul, are advocating for tougher safeguards against identity theft in the Federal Trade...
Would four new statues or six new statues look better on the Capitol complex grounds?
The Illinois Senate on Wednesday began considering a joint resolution to appoint a new legislative inspector general at virtually the...
Admitting it will take two years to see any new revenue from a progressive state income tax, Fair Economy Illinois...
State Sen. Dan McConchie can relate to how the two state managed college savings programs can help Illinois families.