Ticket bot bill, Glock ban, e-bikes still up in the air as lawmakers near May 31
Outside of the three most publicized issues — Bears, the budget and BUILD — lawmakers continue to tinker and negotiate ...
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Illinois lawmakers pass landmark AI accountability bill
Aiming to expand transparency and safety around large artificial intelligence models, the bill passed the House Wednesday and now heads ...
Judge rejects request for special prosecutor to investigate ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ abuses
A Cook County judge has rejected a petition for the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate alleged abuses during ...
Judge delays decision on special prosecutor for ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ to review new developments
A ruling on appointing a special prosecutor to investigate alleged abuses by federal immigration agents has been delayed as the ...
Cut with ‘an axe’: Watchdogs, AG call for massive cuts to Peoples Gas rate request
The recommendation by the attorney general’s office sets a new tone for utility spending.
Illinois House approves ban on junk fees, Pritzker’s abortion fund proposal
The House passed 133 bills this week ahead of next week’s deadline to move bills to the Senate.
7 years after legalization, final cannabis licensing lawsuit goes to court
Illinois faces one final lawsuit over how it rolled out recreational cannabis licenses to “social equity” applicants.
‘Do what we can’: Senate committee passes bill regulating loud commercials on streaming
The bill mirrors regulations that currently apply to broadcast and cable programs.
Illinois Supreme Court weighs challenge to state gun restriction
Illinois high court hears challenge to state law prohibiting nonviolent felons from possessing firearms.
Illinois lawmakers call for governor-appointed Epstein investigatory commission
Lawmakers hope the commission will fill a void left at the federal level.
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