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Proft on Pritzker’s $1.4 million gambling winnings disclosure: ‘He only wagers on men playing women’s sports’

By Prairie State Wire News Service | Oct 17, 2025

Chicago radio host Dan Proft criticizedGov. J.B. Pritzker (D-Ill.) after new tax filings showed the governor and his wife reported $10.3 million in taxable income, including $1.4 million in gambling winnings.

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Uihlein donation leads consolidation of business backing for Dabrowski campaign

By Prairie State Wire News Service | Sep 29, 2025

Richard Uihlein, CEO of Uline and one of the most influential Republican donors in recent elections, has contributed $250,000 to Ted Dabrowski’s campaign for Illinois governor.

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Illinois one of 20 states, plus D.C. and Puerto Rico, that bans copay accumulators

By Prairie State Wire News Service | May 28, 2024

Illinois is one of twenty states, plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, that bans copay accumulators.

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Report: Illinois ranked No. 14 for per-capita credit card fraud reports in 2023

By Prairie State Wire News Service | Apr 25, 2024

Illinois ranked No. 14 in the country for per-capita credit card fraud reports in 2023.

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Electronic Payments Coalition Chair: Durbin ‘weaponizing the federal government’ as retribution for opposition to credit card regulations

By Prairie State Wire News Service | Apr 15, 2024

Richard Hunt, executive chairman of the Electronic Payment Coalition (EPC), said yesterday that U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) has requested a federal hearing on airline credit card and rewards programs as “retribution” for the airline industry’s opposition to Durbin’s proposed credit card regulations.

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Illinois statewide officeholders mark ‘Kwanzaa,' created in 1966 by man convicted of torturing two women

By Prairie State Wire News Service | Dec 28, 2023

Illinois' two governor, U.S. senators, secretary of state, and attorney general all this week marked “Kwanzaa,” which was created in 1966 by a man convicted of torturing two women.