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GOP governor candidate Heidner wants Illinois to ‘make,’ not ‘take’

(The Center Square) - One of the four Republicans vying for the party's nomination to take on Gov. J.B. Pritzker says he's got the experience needed to take on the incumbent Democrat and win. ...
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WATCH: Attorney cites positive impact of corruption trials 1 year after Madigan conviction

(The Center Square) - One year after a federal jury convicted former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan of bribery, conspiracy, wire fraud and use of a facility to promote unlawful activity, a defense attorney who worked on the case says public corruption trials are ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: $10M scheme alleged in heath care fraud case

(The Center Square) - Two Pakistani nationals have been charged in Chicago with participating in a $10-million scheme to fraudulently bill Medicare and private insurers for nonexistent health care services. ...
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Op-Ed: If Illinois wants clean energy, it needs data centers

If Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants to reach his environmental and economic goals, data centers will need to be central to the plan. Last month, the governor's office released ...
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Illinois senator’s bill on transgender ‘mental illness’ sparks debate

(The Center Square) - State Sen. Andrew Chesney, R-Freeport, is pushing legislation that would classify transgenderism as a mental illness under Illinois' Mental Health Code, a move he says is intended to direct individuals toward treatment rather than medical transition. ...
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Op-Ed: Abraham Lincoln: Emancipator and economic nationalist

As the nation takes note of the Feb. 12 birthday of President Abraham Lincoln, it is an appropriate moment to reflect on one of our most impactful and revered leaders. When thinking about Lincoln, the focus is usually on the Civil War, his philosophy ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: Foreign national faces harboring, forced labor charges

(The Center Square) - A Honduran citizen residing in Waukegan has been indicted for allegedly bringing illegal aliens into the United States for private financial gain. Federal prosecutors say ...
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Illinois GOP state reps call on Dems to stop taxing s’mores, other goods

(The Center Square) - Illinois House Republicans are calling on Democrats to oppose new tax proposals. State Rep. Dave Severin, R-Benton, said House Bill 4459 would impose fees on ...
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Chicago aldermen call out transportation dept. over Complete Streets, bike lanes

(The Center Square) - A Chicago alderman says the city's Complete Streets program is a disaster that's costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. According to the Chicago Department ...
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Chicago aldermen discuss delayed payments, cash flow issues

(The Center Square) - A Chicago alderman is urging city officials to support legislation in Springfield that would require Cook County to reimburse local taxing districts for losses caused by the county's delinquent distribution of property tax proceeds. ...
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Illinois lawmakers push uniform election reporting to enhance voter confidence

(The Center Square) - Illinois lawmakers are considering legislation that would require local election authorities to report election data in a standardized format statewide, a move supporters say would improve efficiency and consistency, but critics warn could open the door to greater state oversight ...
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Illinois quick hits: Moody’s predicts static job growth in Illinois

Moody's predicts static job growth in Illinois According to a report prepared by Moody's Analytics for the Illinois Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability, Illinois' economy will underperform the ...
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