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In another short-term revenue move, Illinois lawmakers July 1 turned to vape and other nicotine product tax hikes to allow ...
The Illinois General Assembly passed seven bills that expand the ability of professionals to work in Illinois. Lawmakers need ...
Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Jackson Potter said CTU needs to be more involved in other school districts. That means ...
Welfare programs are structured poorly and punish people for working to climb out of poverty. An estimated 710,000 ...
More Illinois suburbs are ditching red-light cameras. Drivers should celebrate after the devices have issued over $1.5 ...
The Chicago City Council will allow residential developments near public transit to build without imposing parking space ...
Legalizing additional dwelling units across Chicago would expand housing options, support families and boost affordability ...
Congress just put work requirements in place for some receiving federal health care and food assistance benefits. What does ...
Illinois saw 1,782 mass layoffs in June. Two merged Chicago job search firms, Monster and CareerBuilder, is sending 390 ...
Illinoisans paid the highest state and local taxes for wireless cell phone services in the nation in 2024 – $136 per family ...
Although enrollment in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program declined marginally in April, nearly 2 million Illinoisans still depend on the federal food aid. Illinois’ food insecurity has yet ...
Out of almost 7,000 bills filed, the Illinois General Assembly passed a little over 400. Some were good. Some were bad. Here ...