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Teachers Unions Support Mask Mandate, Silent on Vaccinations
Teachers Unions Support Mask Mandate, Silent on Vaccinations

Teachers unions voiced their support for Governor JB Pritzker’s school mask mandate but didn’t come out in favor of a vaccine mandate.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenAugust 4, 2021
Pritzker Mandates Masks in Schools, Vaccines for Some State Employees
Pritzker Mandates Masks in Schools, Vaccines for Some State Employees

Governor JB Pritzker ordered Wednesday that all students and staff in schools, from preschool through 12th grade, will be required to wear masks.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenAugust 4, 2021
Is Illinois on the Brink of Another COVID Crisis?
Is Illinois on the Brink of Another COVID Crisis?

With COVID-19 cases on the rise, is Illinois on the brink of another COVID crisis?

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NewsPatrick PfingstenAugust 4, 2021
Judicial Candidates Stepping Forward for 2022
Judicial Candidates Stepping Forward for 2022

In all corners of the state, high profile candidates are stepping forward for high profile judicial races in 2022.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenAugust 3, 2021
Energy Bill Talks "At Impasse"
Energy Bill Talks "At Impasse"

There were more twists, turns and political posturing on the held up energy bill Monday than on a typical day in Washington.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenAugust 3, 2021
GOP Rep Dan Swanson Getting Potential Primary
GOP Rep Dan Swanson Getting Potential Primary

Rep. Dan Swanson (R-Alpha) may find himself in a primary next year with someone 1/3 his age.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenAugust 3, 2021
McConchie: GOP Field For Governor Isn't Set
McConchie: GOP Field For Governor Isn't Set

We asked Senate Republican Leader Dan McConchie about the current field of GOP candidates for Governor and if he believes any of them can beat Governor JB Pritzker.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenAugust 2, 2021
Report: State Made Unemployment Payments to Dead People, Children Under 13, People Over 90
Report: State Made Unemployment Payments to Dead People, Children Under 13, People Over 90

A new report from the Illinois Auditor General shows the Illinois Department of Employment Security failed in accurately verifying eligibility for unemployment payments and didn’t properly track money that was going out to applicants.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 30, 2021
Pritzker Mandates Masks Again in All State Facilities
Pritzker Mandates Masks Again in All State Facilities

Governor JB Pritzker is once again mandating masks be worn in all state facilities.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 29, 2021
Without Legislative Deal, Exelon Moving Forward with Nuclear Plant Closures
Without Legislative Deal, Exelon Moving Forward with Nuclear Plant Closures

Paperwork filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission would begin to shut down Exelon’s Byron nuclear plant near Rockford and Dresden nuclear plant in LaSalle County.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 29, 2021
McConchie on COVID Vaccinations, 2022 Campaign
McConchie on COVID Vaccinations, 2022 Campaign

Senate Republican Leader Dan McConchie says Republicans aren’t to blame for vaccine hesitancy and pushback on mask mandates.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 28, 2021
Secretary of State Requiring Masks at Driver Services Facilities Again
Secretary of State Requiring Masks at Driver Services Facilities Again

While there’s no new mask mandate statewide, Secretary of State Jesse White’s office is reinstituting a mask mandate at offices they oversee beginning Monday, August 2.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 28, 2021
Senate GOP Wants to Keep McCombie Away
Senate GOP Wants to Keep McCombie Away

It appears Senate Republicans are trying their best to keep Rep. Tony McCombie (R-Savana) out of a potential Senate primary against freshman Sen. Win Stoller (R-Peoria) in 2022.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 27, 2021
Potential Primaries Shape Up with Money Woes
Potential Primaries Shape Up with Money Woes

As fundraising reports have been filed, we’re getting a better look at potential primary or general election races under the new legislative maps in 2022.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 26, 2021
Kinzinger Appointed to January 6 Commission, Davis Pulled Off
Kinzinger Appointed to January 6 Commission, Davis Pulled Off

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has appointed Congressman Adam Kinzinger (R-Channahon) to the congressional panel aimed at investigating the January 6 insurrection and riot at the Capitol.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 26, 2021
Pritzker Launching First 2022 TV Ads Nearly 500 Days Before General Election
Pritzker Launching First 2022 TV Ads Nearly 500 Days Before General Election

473 days before the 2022 general election, Governor JB Pritzker is launching television ads, beginning this weekend.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 23, 2021
Pritzker Lays Out Free College, Free Child Care as Second Term Priorities
Pritzker Lays Out Free College, Free Child Care as Second Term Priorities

Laying out his plans for a second term Tuesday, Governor JB Pritzker said he supports free college to in-state students of working class families, free child care, and universal preschool.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 21, 2021
Feds Have 90,000 Documents and Calls on Former Madigan Chief of Staff
Feds Have 90,000 Documents and Calls on Former Madigan Chief of Staff

Federal prosecutors say they have 90,000 documents and secret recordings in evidence against Tim Mapes, the longtime Chief of Staff to former House Speaker Michael Madigan.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 21, 2021
UPDATED: Pritzker Announces Re-Election Campaign
UPDATED: Pritzker Announces Re-Election Campaign

In an announcement Monday that came as a surprise to few, Governor JB Pritzker announced he’s running for re-election in 2022.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 19, 2021
Q&A With Outgoing LIG Carol Pope
Q&A With Outgoing LIG Carol Pope

Legislative Inspector General Carol Pope made waves last week announcing she’s resigning in frustration about the ethics bill passed by the General Assembly this spring.

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NewsPatrick PfingstenJuly 19, 2021
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