Years of population decline mean that Illinois will lose one of its 18 United States House of Representative seats for the next decade. Illinois’ population,
A Southern Illinois Judge has ruled Illinois’ FOID card law unconstitutional, paving the way for the Illinois Supreme Court to take up the issue. The
National Police Appreciation Week is May 9-15, and State Senator Terri Bryant (R-Murphysboro) is hoping residents throughout the 58th Senate District will help send a
Despite Campaign Pledge, Governor Chooses Political Insiders over Illinois Families Following weeks of continued silence from Governor JB Pritzker, Illinois Senate Republican Leader Dan McConchie
Rural volunteer fire departments could be eligible for grants up to $10,000 through the Illinois Department of Natural Resources’ Volunteer Fire Assistance Program. The Volunteer
Small businesses in Illinois, who suffer from some of the highest taxes in the nation, stand to benefit from a state senator’s legislation to alter
The 102nd General Assembly has been conducting business for four months, but the Senate Ethics Committee just met for the very first time this year
Seeking to alleviate burdens on local municipalities, State Sen. Terri Bryant (R-Murphysboro) is sponsoring legislation to free locally sourced funding from excessive regulation standards. Senate
With crash totals on the rise, Senate Republicans are urging drivers to slow down and move over for stopped emergency vehicles. Scott’s Law, known as
Thousands of new bills are filed every year by lawmakers in Springfield. Some of them feature popular, widely accepted ideas to make the state better,
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