A number of state agencies are making changes to hours of operation and the handling of issues they oversee as a result of public closures

Our offices have been getting a lot of questions about COVID-19, so we wanted to answer a few of them and provide links to resources.

Our offices have been getting a lot of questions, so we wanted to answer a few of them and provide links to resources.   All restaurants and

SUNDAY, MARCH 15 UPDATE Today, the Illinois Department of Public Health has announced 29 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19. Five new counties are now reporting

In light of ongoing concerns surrounding the coronavirus/COVID-19 health crisis, Illinois’ Governor issued a disaster proclamation March 9 that will allow the state to access

Illinois lawmakers received an update March 5 on the status of the coronavirus (COVID-19) from state Public Health officials who are encouraging the public to

FFA students and agricultural advocates from throughout Illinois descended on the Capitol for Illinois Agriculture Legislative Day (IALD) on March 3. As part of the

Members of the Illinois Sheriffs’ Association are sounding the alarm about a recent policy change that releases non-citizen felons who have served their sentences back

In his second Budget Address to lawmakers, Governor J.B. Pritzker unveiled a proposal that seeks $1.6 billion in new spending and makes some funding for

Members of the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau (pictured above) and the Adams County Farm Bureu (pictured below) met with Senator Jil Tracy at the Illinois Farm