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WATCH: Changes to Illinois Prisoner Review Board ready for Pritzker’s desk

(The Center Square) – Changes to the Illinois Prisoner Review Board can soon be sent to the governor’s desk after a measure cleared the final hurdle Tuesday. ...
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Consumer advocate warns higher electric bills for Illionois this summer

(The Center Square) – ComEd customers in Illinois can expect much higher electric bills this summer. ...
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Illinois quick hits: Transgender sports debate in Naperville

Transgender sports debate in Naperville A controversy is brewing in Naperville after a ...
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Legislation advancing to restrict fees Illinois landlords can place on renters

(The Center Square) – Legislation that would put several more restrictions on Illinois landlords is moving through Springfield. ...
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Illinois quick hits: Officers shot in Fairview Heights; Chicago Teachers Union president reelected

Officers shot in Fairview Heights Three officers were shot late Saturday in Fairview ...
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WATCH: Illinois In Focus Daily | Monday May 19th, 2025

(The Center Square) – In today's edition of Illinois in Focus Daily, The Center Square Associate Editor Greg Bishop shares updates about Illinois' Firearm Owners ID card, including ...
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Congressman Eric Sorensen Opposes Bill Cutting SNAP Benefits in Illinois

Washington, DC - Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) voted no against the Republican bill in the House Agriculture Committee that would make drastic cuts to the SNAP food assistance program, which helps hungry families and supports local grocery stores and farmers across Illinois’ 17th district.“I ...
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Illinois Senate Democrats Push Legislation to Combat Teacher Shortage and Support Aspiring Educators

Nearly 90 percent of Illinois school districts are facing a teacher shortage, a challenge lawmakers believe may worsen. In response, Illinois Senate Democrats are advancing legislation to support aspiring educators. One key proposal, led by Senator Adriane Johnson, would prohibit colleges from requiring student ...
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Illinois Senator Calls for Stronger Fraud Prevention After $900K Theft Incident

Springfield, IL— State Senator Li Arellano, Jr. (R-Dixon), has released the following statement regarding reports that a former Rock Island County employee allegedly stole more than $900,000 in taxpayer money:“The revelation that a former Rock Island County employee stole taxpayer funds over two decades ...
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Congressman Sorensen Honors National Police Week and Supports Law Enforcement Initiatives

WASHINGTON, DC - Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) recognized National Police Week today by thanking the brave men and women in law enforcement who serve communities across Illinois’ 17th District and the nation."This week, we honor the officers who put their lives on the line ...
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Illinois Casinos Enhance Anti-Trafficking Efforts with New Regulations

Illinois casinos are now required to step up their fight against human trafficking under new state regulations. The Illinois Gaming Board has mandated that all casinos provide annual training for staff to help them recognize signs of trafficking activity. In addition, casinos must establish ...
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Illinois quick hits: Mandatory human trafficking awareness training at casinos

Mandatory human trafficking awareness training New Illinois Gaming Board administrative rules now require ...
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