Yearslong ethanol policy standoff could cost Illinois drivers at the pump yet again
A yearslong ethanol policy standoff could cost Illinois drivers at the pump yet again this summer.
A yearslong ethanol policy standoff could cost Illinois drivers at the pump yet again this summer.
The tax was passed on June 1, 2025, and city officials projected the measure would generate $26.2 million.
The company produces plasma therapies used in treating rare diseases and immunodeficiencies.
Governor’s budget proposal calls for reducing the share of income tax revenue that goes to local governments.
Lawmakers said they need more time to reform current state law, as litigation against county treasurers builds.
Federal payments are headed to Illinois farmers after last year’s trade war.
Legislators recently filed bills that would require companies to disclose the use of consumer data in price setting.
Lawmakers are trying again to regulate the data center industry as Pritzker moves to pause incentives.
The plan includes new taxes on social media companies but keeps spending relatively flat from the current year.
State lawmakers could take a second swing at regulating homeowners insurance rates.
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