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On the latest episode of Politically Speaking, Democratic U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski, whose 13th District includes a portion of the Metro East, reflects on her first 100 days in office.
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Several state and local officials have since been sued in federal and state courts by plaintiffs, including residents, gun shop owners and organizations that oppose the law.
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Lawmakers will return to Springfield on April 18 for a final one-month stretch in which the measures can be amended, defeated or sent to the governor.
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Gov. JB Pritzker, state legislators, mayors and other officials gathered at the airport Thursday to spotlight the investment.
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Representatives were racing to beat a Friday deadline to get bills out of the chamber, with about two months left in the spring legislative session.
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Recently, Stuart had to cancel a “constituent coffee” event in Collinsville because of threats related to this bill.
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Ranked choice voting has a long history in U.S. elections at the municipal level. But it has become more widely adopted in modern times, including in several states and dozens of municipalities.
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Illinois' high court put the SAFE-T Act criminal justice reform — short for Safety, Accountability, Fairness and Equity-Today — on hold in December just hours before it was scheduled to take effect. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case.
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Illinois workers previously have not been guaranteed paid time off for sick leave, child care, medical appointments or any other reason.
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The future of cash bail in Illinois is in the hands of the state’s Supreme Court.