What to know about COGFA’s Friday state revenue update
An update released Friday shows current fiscal year revenue is expected to be about 1.2% higher than what lawmakers budgeted ...
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An update released Friday shows current fiscal year revenue is expected to be about 1.2% higher than what lawmakers budgeted ...
Progressive Democrats are pushing for more taxes to fund social services slashed by Congress.
The new report seeks to quantify the cost of federal funding cuts, freezes and policy changes.
Several state agencies will forgo hiring and keep funding in reserve to save money in the coming months.
Federal changes under Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” threaten long-term funding of Illinois’ Medicaid program.
Illinois education officials seek modest funding increase amid budget uncertainty.
Tax policy changes could largely eliminate a projected deficit in the current fiscal year.
State lawmakers also face a $2.2 billion deficit next fiscal year, the report projects.
Illinois Democrats condemn Trump’s executive order limiting funding to Illinois because of its pretrial detention law.
Illinois received $54 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2025 that ended June 30.
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