In an effort to increase funding for pediatric cancer research, the Illinois Senate passed legislation on April 11 that would authorize the Illinois Department of

A bill aimed to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome by putting stricter requirements in place following an investigation where a child has died suddenly and

April is Recovery Preparedness Month, and IEMA has released a helpful guide on how residents can be prepared to quickly and efficiently recover from disasters.

The Conference of Women Legislators (COWL) is encouraging women throughout the state, who are seeking to earn undergraduate college degrees, to apply for one of

In an effort to promote on-the-job safety for Illinois State Troopers, the Senate has passed legislation that would require the Secretary of State to include

Legislation to exempt school lunches also cleared the Senate during the week. Under current law, sales tax is only exempt if the school itself provides

The Illinois Attorney General’s office may soon have a dedicated team of lawyers working to combat wage theft and other unsafe conditions for employees. Senate

Legislation aimed at helping to relieve the current teacher shortage also passed out of the Senate during the week. Senate Bill 1809 aims to help

This week, the majority party in the Illinois Senate advanced a proposed graduated income tax that provides no protections for middle-income families and would give

Health insurance companies would be required to offer generic alternatives for EpiPens under legislation that passed by a unanimous vote of the Senate on April