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Hundreds of Uber drivers demand union-permitting bill move in Springfield

(The Center Square) - Nearly 400 drivers for platforms like Uber and Lyft appeared at the Illinois Capitol, where they urged lawmakers to move forward with Senate Bill 2906, which would give collective bargaining rights to many of the independent contractor drivers. ...
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Summons issued to ISP, AG Cook County in FOID challenge

(The Center Square) - Officials with the Illinois State Police, attorney general's office and Cook County state's attorney have been summoned in a case challenging the state's gun owner ID law. ...
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Chicago committee approves $5M for public school project

(The Center Square) - Chicago aldermen are planning to spend more tax increment financing dollars on Chicago Public Schools, even though CPS employees owe the city more than $4 million. ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: Group files lawsuit against gun owner ID law

(The Center Square) - A new challenge to Illinois' requirement for gun owners to have a state police-issued license has been filed in federal court. The New Civil Liberties ...
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Johnson’s office counters Pritzker claim Chicago mayor ‘has no plan’ to keep Bears

(The Center Square) - Gov. J.B. Pritzker says Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has no plan to keep the Bears in the city, but the mayor's office says the city's plan is the only one that does not burden property tax payers. ...
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Pritzker: Trump war to blame for high gas prices

(The Center Square) - Gov. J.B. Pritzker says everyone is paying more for gas because of President Donald Trump's military action in Iran, but Illinois Republicans say gas is cheaper in neighboring states and Pritzker should take action to provide relief. ...
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Proposed law would require women’s restroom on construction sites

(The Center Square) - Construction companies across Illinois may be required by law to provide female employees with separate bathroom facilities and stock menstrual products under a bill being considered in Springfield. ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: Independent candidate filing period opens

(The Center Square) - Today is the first day of the filing period for independents and new party candidates seeking state and federal offices in Illinois. Candidates have had ...
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Illinois lawmaker calls for Aurora mayor’s resignation over alleged ICE ‘doxxing’

(The Center Square) - Illinois state Rep. Adam Niemerg, who serves on the Immigration and Human Rights Committee, is calling for the resignation of John Laesch after social media posts and videos circulated online alleging the Aurora mayor shared the live locations of federal ...
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Illinois Quick Hits: Report shows 8% of Cook County offenders on electronic monitoring AWOL

(The Center Square) - A report from a Cook County judge revealed that 8% of people participating in the electronic monitoring program, 246 individuals, have warrants for being absent without leave from the probation program. ...
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GOP congressional candidate calls single-stream recycling a ‘sham’

(The Center Square) - Republican congressional candidate Angel Oakley says much of the material Americans place in recycling bins ultimately ends up in landfills, arguing the current single-stream recycling system is misleading taxpayers and consumers. ...
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Judge sets up high stakes baby formula NEC trial vs Mead Johnson

A federal judge has potentially cleared the way for another trial against pharmaceutical and nutritional supplement maker Mead Johnson & Co. over claims their Enfamil-brand infant formula has harmed some babies. ...
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