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WATCH: Illinois officials advocate for workplace safety during workers memorial

(The Center Square) – A ceremony held Monday in Springfield honored the trade and labor lives lost in Illinois. ...
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Illinois Congressman Backs Youth Leadership Bill to Boost Future Farmers, 4-H, and Scouts

Congressman Eric Sorensen of Illinois’ 17th District is supporting the reintroduction of the Youth Lead Act, a bipartisan bill focused on the growth and sustainability of organizations like Future Farmers of America, 4-H, and the Scouts. These groups, which reach nearly 8.4 million young ...
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League of Women Voters of Illinois Earns Platinum Seal for Transparency and Accountability

The League of Women Voters of Illinois has achieved the Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid, the top recognition for nonprofit transparency and accountability. This distinction highlights the organization’s dedication to ethical governance and effective, mission-focused approaches. By sharing vital financial data and program ...
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League of Women Voters Opposes SAVE Act for Voter Accessibility Concerns

At the Illinois House Ethics and Elections Committee hearing on April 22, the League of Women Voters of Illinois voiced strong opposition to the federal SAVE Act. LWVIL Vice President Kathy Cortez argued that the proposed legislation creates unnecessary barriers to voting, disproportionately impacting ...
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Inmates Achieve Milestone with Psychology Degrees at Big Muddy River Correctional Center

Seven individuals incarcerated at Big Muddy River Correctional Center have celebrated a remarkable milestone, earning Bachelor of Arts degrees in Applied Psychology from Adler University. This ceremony represents the first graduation of its kind at the facility and underscores an expanding collaboration between Adler ...
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Illinois Gaming Board Proposes Stricter Regulations on Gambling Practices

The Illinois Gaming Board has advanced new regulations designed to tighten oversight of gambling in the state. Among the proposed changes, the use of credit cards to fund sports wagering accounts would be strictly prohibited, aiming to promote responsible betting practices. Another significant update ...
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WATCH: Controversy growing over rule to allow transgender athletes play girls sports

(The Center Square) – As Illinois continues to allow transgender athletes to compete in girls sports, Republicans are making an effort to change the rules. ...
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Legislation would mandate public schools be equipped with silent alarms

(The Center Square) – Illinois may join a growing number of states that would equip public schools with silent panic alarms in case of an emergency. ...
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Del Mar: Pritzker plays national politics with El Salvador while neglecting Illinois

(The Center Square) – While some applaud Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker’s threat to punish El Salvador for cooperating with the Trump administration, others say the governor is just ...
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Illinois Confirms First Measles Case of 2025, Urges Vaccination Updates

Illinois health officials have identified the state’s first measles case of 2025, involving an adult in southern Illinois. While the risk to the broader community is described as low, the Department of Public Health urges everyone to ensure their measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) ...
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Illinois Unveils New No-Cosigner Loan for In-State Students

Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs is announcing a new college loan option for students who have difficulty securing traditional loans.  State Treasurer Michael Frerichs has unveiled the Funding U Illinois No-Cosigner Loan, aimed at residents who struggle to find a qualified cosigner. This initiative, ...
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Illinois Families to Receive Summer EBT Benefits for School-Aged Children

Illinois families facing food insecurity can expect help this summer. The Illinois Department of Human Services and the State Board of Education have announced Summer EBT benefits for the 2024-25 school year, set to begin in May. Each qualifying school-aged child will receive a ...
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