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Illinois Drivers Targeted by Scam Texts Demanding Fake Traffic Violation Payments

Illinois residents are being warned about a new wave of scam text messages targeting drivers. According to Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias, these fraudulent texts claim recipients owe money for traffic violations or tolls, often threatening suspension of vehicle registration or driving privileges. The ...
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Trump: ‘Illinois is worse’ as HHS enforces verification for child care funding

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says states will not receive matching child-care funds until they verify that providers are legitimate, and President Donald Trump says Illinois is worse than Minnesota on the issue. ...
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Illinois quick hits: 700,000 customers’ health information potentially exposed

IDHS announces health information potentially exposed Protected health information for more than 700,000 customers of rehabilitation services and Medicaid and Medicare savings programs may have been compromised. ...
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As Illinois ends grocery tax locals can replace, food inflation debate continues

(The Center Square) - An Illinois congressman's warning that Americans are paying more for groceries is drawing pushback from economists who say federal inflation data shows food prices are easing. ...
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Illinois quick hits: State keeps more tax revenue, locals get less

State keeps more tax revenue, locals get less Across Illinois, local governments have lost more than $10.9 billion in state income tax revenue since fiscal year 2012, while the ...
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Hog producer: 2025 was strong, but IL legislature needs to address estate tax

(The Center Square) - An Illinois hog producer says 2025 was a strong year, but state lawmakers need to address estate planning for farmers. Chad Leman says Leman Farms ...
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Illinois quick hits: SBA sues Chicago over online betting tax

Illinois to receive rural health-care funding The federal government has awarded Illinois $193.4 million per year for five years to expand healthcare access in rural areas. ...
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Jan. 1 law lets Illinois veterinarians skip rabies shots for at-risk pets

(The Center Square) - A new Illinois law taking effect Jan. 1 will let veterinarians renew yearly medical exemptions for pets too sick to receive rabies shots, a change supporters call common sense. ...
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Chicago school board raises tax levy on families ‘at a breaking point’

(The Center Square) - The Chicago Board of Education has raised its property tax levy to fund Chicago Public Schools, but opponents say property owners are selling and families are at a breaking point. ...
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Illinois quick hits: McClain reports to prison

McClain reports to prison Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's longtime associate has begun serving a two-year prison sentence at a federal medical facility and minimum security camp in ...
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Op-Ed: How one puppy mill-teliant retailer is preempting local laws

One of the most overlooked threats to community-based control in America isn't coming from Washington politicians or even state government officials, but from a corporation that is using state power to override local regulations. This national retailer sources many of the puppies it sells ...
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Kristi Jones Appointed Acting Assistant Director of Illinois Department of Agriculture

Governor JB Pritzker has named Kristi Jones as acting Assistant Director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture. Kristi Jones brings over two decades of experience, having served as Deputy Director since 2020 and holding several key roles within the department. Her leadership has spanned ...
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