Increased law enforcement details over Super Bowl weekend

Cooling Pond Water from the Dresden Nuclear Power Station to be Discharged in Kankakee River

Surrounded by health care providers and HIV prevention advocates at the Winnebago County Health Department, Governor JB Pritzker took executive action strengthening the state's commitment to ending the HIV epidemic that has affected nearly 40,000 Illinois residents.

Illinois members of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) do not support a statewide minimum wage hike to $15 per hour.

Richard Pearson, executive director of the Illinois State Rifle Association (ISRA), is calling upon its members to keep abreast of what is happening in Springfield.

Aaron DeGroot laments Democrats in Springfield are far from being in the minority in at least one way.

“I want a “smart refrigerator,” Daddy.”

Agency Cites Large Release of Used Oil

A Capella group takes Grandstand stage for second time in three years

Following the Senate passage of SB 1 which raises the minimum wage to $15 an hour, Gov. Pritzker joined legislators to celebrate this vital step in lifting up Illinois working families.

Together for Love: Stop HIV Stigma

New investor relations website seeks to increase investor demand for IHDA’s municipal bonds

Austin Berg wants Chicago-area residents to fully understand the depths to which he thinks local government has fallen

The Illinois Department of Agriculture held a hearing for public comment Tuesday regarding proposed rules for industrial hemp

If a current Senate bill clears the House and is signed into law, Illinois will join three other states and the District of Columbia in soon paying a minimum wage of $15 per hour.

The Illinois Republican Party this week officially added its voice to those already warning that Gov. J.B. Pritzker's minimum wage bill, passed yesterday in the Senate, will be a disaster for the state

Gov. J.B. Pritzker applauded the state Senate's passage of a bill that if made into law would raise Illinois's minimum wage to $15 per hour in time.

Mark Glennon says he marvels at how Illinois’s lingering pension system crisis now has Democrats basically talking in riddles.

While I am mildly amused at Governor Pritzker’s plan to build a big beautiful wall to keep President Trump out of Illinois, it is dwarfed by my disgust and loathing of his parroted talking points from the House of Alinsky, i.e. the Democratic Party.

I walked into a Springfield McDonald’s the other day and saw a long line standing in front of the teen-age clerk taking orders, so I ordered my breakfast on a touchscreen.