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COVID-19 vaccine rollout; Oppose budget provision; Prejudgment interest bill; Women's History Month

Appointments are required. Information about that process is available at the Adams County Health Department.

Criminal justice reform, Scott's Law, small-business loans, natural gas rate spikes

Pritzker has ignored the concerns of law-abiding Illinoisans, especially law enforcement officers who put their lives on the line every day to protect our communities.

Gov. Pritzker used a pre-recorded speech to present a $41.6 billion spending plan Feb. 17 that is $1.7 billion out of balance

Pritzker used a pre-recorded speech to present his budget to legislators Feb. 17.

We want to make sure you know where to view it!

Warm wishes of caring sent to residents of long-term care facilities

Honoring our Presidents

We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone. – Ronald Reagan

Continued concerns about Administration's COVID-19 vaccination rollout

Happy 212th birthday on 2-12!

The 2020 tax filing deadline is April 15.

A look at recent legislative issues and action

The controversial criminal justice reform bill was sent to the Governor's desk on February 4.

A time to celebrate achievements and contributions!

The Senate’s standing committees analyze legislation dealing with specific subject areas, such as education, agriculture and transportation.

What do you think? Six more weeks of winter, or an early spring?

February 1 marks the day that Illinois ratified the 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution.

A proposed rule by the Illinois State Board of Education would require educators to embrace and encourage progressive viewpoints and perspectives.

It is fortunate that our local groups are doing such a good job!

Newly-compiled and shocking numbers related to the state’s COVID-19 vaccination rollout warrant the need for a clear explanation from the Pritzker Administration.

If you would like to participate, drop off Valentine’s Day cards or mail them to Sen. Tracy's district offices in Quincy and Macomb.

The IHSA is expected to meet Jan. 27 to discuss the status of athletics for the rest of the school year.

A day to honor the 6 million lives lost.