Bill to regulate homeowners insurance rates could reemerge this session
State lawmakers could take a second swing at regulating homeowners insurance rates.
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In a blow to the banks, pioneering swipe fee law survives first legal challenge
Opponents of the law say it will be cumbersome and costly for banks.
Illinois rideshare drivers rally for unionization bill
California and Massachusetts recently passed similar measures.
French tech company announces new headquarters at Chicago quantum research park
Pasqal will open its U.S. headquarters at the state’s quantum research facility on Chicago’s southeast side.
State, private developers break ground on quantum research park
PsiQuantum is expected to finish construction on its facilities in 2027.
Sale of Illinois newspapers puts new state law to the test
Illinois law requires the seller to notify employees, the state and counties 120 days before a media company is sold.
Illinois’ tourism push includes millions for NASCAR events
NASCAR will host the Enjoy Illinois 300 in the Metro East area on Sunday – the fourth year the state...
Insurance industry opposes regulation, blames inflation, climate change for rate hikes
Gov. JB Pritzker had called for more authority to regulate the industry.
Illinois beekeepers battle losses, costs to keep hives buzzing
Beekeeping in Illinois is holding steady despite significant costs and persistent biological challenges.
Illinois newsrooms receive $4 million from state through tax credits
A new law in Illinois makes tax credits available to help alleviate news deserts.
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