State senator and GOP gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey is not impressed with the energy legislation that will call the Illinois Senate to the Statehouse for one day in July.
Families and working professionals are leaving Illinois by the tens of thousands each year, and with the release of the 2020 U.S. Census data comes news that frustrates many state legislators: the Prairie State will lose yet another congressional seat, the fifth seat lost in 30 years.
A bill that gives Gov. J.B. Pritzker – and any future governor – control of shutting down all Illinois schools whether Catholic, public or private during a pandemic continues to receive backlash.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker appears willing to risk the educational opportunities available to Illinois' underprivileged youth in exchange of millions in extra tax revenue, at the dismay of many critics.
Many are questioning how much Gov. Pritzker's promises are worth after he about-faced on a campaign promise to veto any redistricting map drawn by politicians this year.
Conflict surfaced between Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) on the Senate floor last week during the questioning of President Joe Biden's appointee for Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke.
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) sees a similarity in President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's attempt to pack the Supreme Court to what Republican lawmakers have recently done.
More lawmakers and public officials are speaking up on the shortfalls in the Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) Act and the delays Illinois gun owners are experiencing in getting their FOID Card.
Gov. Pritzker signed a bill into law this week that he says will improve health care equity for low-income, minority and underserved patients across Illinois.
A House Bill that would allow the governor to shut down all public and private schools received more criticism this week, this time from Wirepoint's Ted Dabrowski on the Chicago Morning Answer.
With partial data reported from the 2020 U.S. Census, Illinois lawmakers have received the news they've been dreading: with the first population drop in 200 years, the Prairie State lost a seat in Congress.
As the deadline for the state's new legislative district approaches Democrats and Republicans are sparring over whether the official U.S. Census data should be used to draw the new district lines.
Tensions rose between Republican Senators and Democrat Dick Durbin (D-Illinois) on the Senate floor during the questioning of President Joe Biden's appointee for assistant attorney general, Kristen Clarke.
Democrat Senator Dick Durbin stood his ground on the Senate floor last week in support of President Joe Biden's Associate Attorney General nominee Vanita Gupta, who has been under scrutiny for her brash behavior on Twitter.
Lee Kemp, a four-time NCAA Division I National wrestling finalist, a four-time World Cup Champion and U.S. Olympic freestyle wrestler, announced a series of videos aimed at developing young wresters last week.