As people throughout Illinois prepare to ring in the New Year, the Senate Republican Caucus is continuing to highlight new laws that will take effect

As a New Year approaches, Illinois residents may want to know about several notable laws that take effect on Jan. 1. The new laws kicking

A recent report ranks Illinois low in fiscal transparency, and as a new decade looms, lawmakers must commit to improving the state’s system of drawing legislative

November is a month of celebrating all that is good about our nation’s freedom and its democracy. The first week of November in even-numbered years,

Illinois continues to move toward a brand-new industry launching statewide, as state government continues to prepare for the sale of recreational cannabis beginning January 1.

The fall Veto Session came to a close during the week with the final days’ main focus firmly on combatting the ethics problems currently plaguing

Continuing redevelopment efforts in downtown Quincy is the goal of legislation sponsored by Senator Jil Tracy and approved November 13 by the Illinois Senate. House Bill

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is posting information about jobs in Adams County and Knox County. The Department is publicizing a Site Technician Specialist

A full agenda awaits legislators when they return to the Capitol Nov. 12 for the final week of the fall Veto Session.  In other news,

Senate Republican bill ensures independent investigations of ethics violations The Senate Republican Caucus took action during the week to restore public trust in an honest