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Congressman Eric Sorensen Supports Iran War Powers Resolution to Curb “Reckless Military Operations”

WASHINGTON, DC – Representative Eric Sorensen (IL-17) released the following statement expressing his support for the Iran War Powers Resolution: “I will be voting yes on the Iran War Powers Resolution to limit Trump’s reckless military operations in the Middle East. “It has become crystal clear that ...
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Congressman Sorensen Urges Stronger Farm Bill to Protect Illinois Farmers and Rural Communities

Illinois Congressman Eric Sorensen has voiced strong concerns over the proposed Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 during a crucial House Agriculture Committee meeting. Sorensen criticized the draft, highlighting that farmers and rural communities may be left with insufficient funding that fails ...
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Illinois 2026 Fishing Licenses Now Available Supporting Conservation and Recreation

Anglers eager to plan can now purchase Illinois fishing licenses for the 2026 season. Priced at $15 for residents, these permits are required for anyone sixteen and older hitting the state’s lakes, rivers, and streams. Proceeds from license sales help fund vital conservation efforts ...
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Illinois Bill by State Senator Steve Stadelman Seeks Continuous Protection for Domestic Violence Survivors

State Senator Steve Stadelman has introduced Senate Bill 3044, targeting gaps in legal protection for survivors of domestic violence and stalking. The bill would ensure that emergency orders of protection remain valid until a final, or plenary, order is in place and served. Currently, ...
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Congressman Sorensen Champions Modernization and Investment for Rock Island Arsenal

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) testified in front of the House Armed Services Committee this week to advocate for resources for Rock Island Arsenal, including expansions of public-private partnerships, investment in 3D printing technologies, and support for the Arsenal's workforce. “I am always proud ...
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Representative Sorensen Votes No on 2026 Farm Bill Citing Harm to Farmers and Families

WASHINGTON, DC – Representative Eric Sorensen (IL-17) released the following statement after voting no on the H.R. 7567, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026—the latest version of the Farm Bill—in committee. “Back in 2023 I worked with farmers and stakeholders from all across ...
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House Agriculture Committee Reviews First Draft Farm Bill as Key Step Toward New Policies

Today, the U.S. House Agriculture Committee gathers to examine the first draft of the Farm Bill in a process called a "markup." During this session, lawmakers will debate, propose changes, and ultimately vote on whether the bill is ready to move forward. The Farm ...
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Suspect Arrested After Arson Sparks Massive Fire at Green River Wildlife Area

A major grass fire in the Green River State Wildlife Management Area was intentionally set around 11:11 AM. Lee County authorities took 21-year-old Trent W. Schafer of Kasbeer, a volunteer firefighter, into custody after witnesses detained him at the scene. Witnesses observed Schafer exiting ...
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Project NOW Secures 1.85 Million to Expand Head Start Programs in Quad Cities

A major boost is coming to early childhood education in the Quad Cities, as Project NOW, Inc. secures nearly $1.85 million in federal funding for Head Start programs. Congressman Eric Sorensen highlighted the investment’s impact, emphasizing that early learning opportunities like Head Start give ...
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Congressman Eric Sorensen Voices Concern Over Trump’s Decision to Strike Iran

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) released the following statement in response to President Trump’s decision to strike Iran: “I am deeply worried about the President’s decision to strike Iran, circumventing Congress. “Without an articulated plan to protect our national security and the safety of our ...
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Chicago Fire Soccer Fans Can Now Get Official Team License Plates in Illinois

Chicago Fire Soccer fans can now showcase their team spirit on Illinois roads with a new specialty license plate, just in time for the club’s home opener at Soldier Field. Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias announced the plates, which feature the club’s official logo ...
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Bureau County 1475 East Street Closure from Route 40 to 1000 East Begins March 2, 2026

Commuters in the area should prepare for extensive work set to begin on 1745 East Street, covering the stretch from Route 40 to 1000 East. The project is tentatively scheduled to start Monday, March 2nd, but inclement weather could delay the closure. The duration ...
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