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Illinois Eases Professional Licensing for Military Families During National Veterans and Military Families Month

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation is highlighting its support for military families this November, during National Veterans and Military Families Month. The department is encouraging service members, their spouses, and recent veterans to take advantage of ...
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Congratulations to Wethersfield Students of the Month for November 2025

Two Wethersfield students are making waves both in and out of the classroom. Makenna Witte is not only an FFA leader but also on track to earn her Associate’s Degree while still in high school. Her dedication and strong ...
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Illinois Senate Passes Bill Allowing Terminally Ill Adults to Choose Aid in Dying

SPRINGFIELD – Senator Linda Holmes’ two-year pursuit to allow terminally ill adults in Illinois to choose to end their suffering on their own terms was passed by the Illinois State Senate Friday. Senate Bill 1950 would allow a qualified patient ...
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Galesburg Launches Home Repair Grant Program with Informational Meeting on November 12, 2025

Residents in Galesburg have a fresh opportunity to improve their homes thanks to a major grant program. The city has launched a new Home Repair and Accessibility Grant Program, powered by a $600,000 grant from the Illinois Housing Development ...
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Senator Willie Preston Urges Action as SNAP Cuts Threaten Food Security for Illinois Families

SPRINGFIELD – With SNAP funding coming to a screeching halt on Nov. 1st, State Senator Willie Preston brought colleagues together for a press conference to sound the alarm about the impact of the loss on 16th District families. “Starting Saturday, 1.9 ...
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Illinois Launches Home Repair Grants to Help Hundreds of Homeowners in Need

Illinois homeowners struggling with urgent repairs will soon find relief, as the Illinois Housing Development Authority announces $15 million in grants distributed to 34 organizations across 28 counties. This funding, part of the Home Repair and Accessibility Program, aims ...
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Cache Energy Expands in Illinois with New Facility and Clean Energy Jobs

Cache Energy is set to boost the clean energy sector in Illinois with plans to expand operations at a new 10,000-square-foot facility in Champaign. Backed by a $2.5 million investment and a key state partnership under the REV Illinois ...
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Illinois Senate Advances Bill to Protect Homeowners from Excessive Insurance Rate Hikes

SPRINGFIELD — State Senator Michael E. Hastings advanced legislation designed to protect homeowners from excessive insurance rate increases and ensure fairness, transparency and accountability in Illinois homeowners insurance. "With this legislation, we are putting fairness and accountability back into the ...
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Senator Sue Rezin Criticizes Energy Omnibus Bill for Raising Rates and Favoring Special Interests

Springfield, IL – State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) issued the following statement following the passage of the controversial, so-called “Energy Omnibus Bill”: “This legislation is a massive step backward for Illinois families and ratepayers. It lifts the caps that protect consumers ...
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Senator Li Arellano Jr. Criticizes Passage of Energy Omnibus Bill for Raising Costs on Illinois Families

SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Li Arellano Jr issued the following statement after the passage of the controversial “Energy Omnibus”: “As families struggle under the weight of skyrocketing energy bills, Democrats have once again chosen politics over people by pushing through ...
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Senator Arellano Jr. Criticizes Illinois Bill for Prioritizing Politics Over Public Safety

SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Li Arellano Jr (R-Dixon) is calling out Democrat lawmakers for pushing a bill that stirs political conflict with the federal government instead of focusing on public safety. “This legislation is not about making communities safer, it’s ...
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Illinois Officials Urge Residents to Test Alarms and Review Fire Safety Plans as Clocks Fall Back

As daylight saving time ends, the Illinois State Fire Marshal has issued a critical reminder for residents to test, inspect, and replace smoke and carbon monoxide alarms throughout their homes. This call to action comes after a troubling 89 ...
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