Governor JB Pritzker announced Thursday 500 more Illinois National Guard troops are headed to Washington, D.C.
Read MoreBars that serve food and restaurants in four suburban counties are now allowed to legally re-open to limited indoor service.
Read MoreBars that serve food and restaurants in four suburban counties are now allowed to legally re-open to limited indoor service.
Read MoreThere may be many adjectives to describe how the vaccination rollout is going in Illinois, and the United States generally, but “smoothly” isn’t one of those words.
Read MoreWe’re told both Decatur Mayor Julie Moore-Wolfe and Springfield Alderwoman Doris Turner have applied to replace former Senator Andy Manar in the Statehouse.
Read MoreShe spent 24 years as Logan County Clerk before retiring from the job in 2018. Now, Sally Turner has a new job: State Senator.
Read MoreOver the weekend, restaurants and bars in the the city of Chicago and suburban Cook County were legally allowed to restart indoor service.
Read MoreThe Pritzker administration announced Friday it would allow youth sports, like high school and junior high, to restart local and conference games when a school’s region drops to “Phase 4” mitigations.
Read MoreCongressman Adam Kinzinger (R-Channahon) has become a darling of the national media in recent months for his biting criticisms of former President Donald Trump.
Read MoreSince former Senate Republican Leader Bill Brady (R-Bloomington) resigned his seat at the end of December, many aspiring politicos have weighed seeking the appointment for the final two years of Brady’s term.
Read MoreThere wasn’t much of a debate who should get the COVID-19 vaccines first: healthcare workers. Who should get the vaccine after them is where any consensus begins to fall apart.
Read MoreNumerous members of the Illinois congressional delegation attended President Joe Biden’s inauguration Wednesday.
Read MoreState Senator Heather Steans (D-Chicago), a respected lawmaker who ushered through gay marriage and marijuana legalization, announced Tuesday she’ll be resigning from the Senate at the end of January.
Read MoreState Representative Sue Scherer (D-Decatur) says she will not seek an appointment to the State Senate.
Read MoreIt appears many suburban Cook County communities are not helping the Cook County Department of Public Health enforce Governor JB Pritzker’s executive order banning indoor bar and restaurant service.
Read MoreHe has spent 50 years in the legislature, but could now-former House Speaker Michael Madigan’s days in the General Assembly be winding down?
Read MoreFive of the 11 regions in the state’s COVID-19 “Restore Illinois” plan are allowed to begin legally reopening bars and restaurants to indoor serve, though still at limited capacity.
Read MoreThe streets surrounding the Illinois State Capitol looked more like a warzone checkpoint than the welcoming public building in downtown Springfield that often awaits lawmakers, staff, and visitors.
Read MoreGovernor JB Pritzker announced a lower threshold for indoor bar and restaurant service Friday.
Read MoreAs Rep. Chris Welch’s (D-Hillside) campaign for House Speaker heated up late Tuesday into early Wednesday, disturbing past allegations of violence against and harassment of women were brought back into the public arena.
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