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Temu, Shein hit with class actions demanding tariff refunds

Online Chinese discount marketplace giants Temu and Shein have each been hit with nationwide class action lawsuits, demanding they repay customers for "windfall profits" they allegedly kept when they increased their prices to account for the price of tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: $3M in taxpayer funds go to Chicago neighborhood center

(The Center Square) - Illinois taxpayers have provided $3 million for a new neighborhood center on Chicago's Southwest Side. Gov. J.B. Pritkzer and several state legislators attended the ribbon ...
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Illinois bill would mandate infant allergy coverage, with unclear cost impact

(The Center Square) - An Illinois proposal to require insurance coverage for infant allergy prevention is raising questions about potential costs, even as supporters argue it could reduce long-term health spending. ...
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Illinoisans to pay for other’s abortion services under proposed grant program

(The Center Square) - Some Illinois health insurance policyholders could begin automatically funding a grant program providing abortion services for underinsured and noninsured women. After passing the Illinois House ...
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Committee’s ‘tone’ criticized for trying to price the poor out of gun ownership

(The Center Square) - A proposed bill gun owners say will price lower income buyers out of the market continues to get attention at the Illinois state capitol. Opponents ...
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Illinois proposal would give unemployment benefits to striking workers

(The Center Square) - Illinois workers involved in a labor dispute could soon be eligible for unemployment benefits. State Rep. Dave Vella, D-Loves Park, explained his proposal to the ...
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ISBE wants more money, plans to continue property tax relief grants

(The Center Square) - The Illinois State Board of Education wants almost $11 billion in state funds for the 2027 fiscal year, saying it wants to continue efforts to better fund public school districts in order to provide better outcomes for Illinois students. ...
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Pritzker, GOP candidate say they support a free press, differ on tax credits

(The Center Square) - Gov. J.B. Pritzker says he supports a strong, free press, but Republican Darren Bailey's running mate says taxpayer dollars should not be spent on partisan outlets. ...
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Illinois quick hits: Illinois lawsuit costs far exceed neighboring states

Disaster declarations approved for Kankakee County The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved a disaster declaration for severe storms that impacted Kankakee and five other Illinois counties on March ...
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Illinois Secretary of State Warns Motorists About Toll Scam Texts and Calls

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is sounding the alarm about a surge in scam texts and phone calls targeting motorists statewide. Fraudsters are impersonating the Secretary of State’s office, threatening residents with penalties over alleged unpaid tolls and demanding money or personal information. ...
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Experts, lawmakers critical of Illinois ethics in the wake of Madigan appeals

(The Center Square) - In the wake of new legal proceedings in a high-profile Illinois corruption case, attempts to reform ethics requirements for state officials have weakend but not stopped. ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: Archdiocese says CPS cuts off funds for disabled students

(The Center Square) - The Archdiocese of Chicago says Chicago Public Schools are abruptly ending federally-funded services for more than 800 Catholic school students Friday. In a statement released ...
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