Senate Week in Review: September 2-6, 2019
An estimated $69 million in federal aid is being sought for flood damages across the state, and I joined with central Illinois leaders and state
An estimated $69 million in federal aid is being sought for flood damages across the state, and I joined with central Illinois leaders and state
Outdoor sporting enthusiasts will have the opportunity to learn about new laws and important dates at the Sportsmen’s Legislative Update hosted by Senator Jil Tracy September 4
A number of bills sponsored by Senate Republican lawmakers have been signed into law during the week, including measures expanding youth hunting, shining light on
Vistra’s announcement August 21 that it would close Power Plants in Havana and Canton is an economic blow to its employees, nearby communities and the
Landmark sexual harassment and discrimination reforms, and a measure aimed at reducing property taxes by allowing for some government consolidation have recently been signed into
Senator Jil Tracy has been asked to serve on a new state Task Force that will study the property tax system in Illinois and work to find
Victims of sexual harassment and discrimination will have better legal protections thanks to a new law co-sponsored by Senator Jil Tracy and signed August 9 by
Victims of sexual harassment and discrimination will have better legal protections thanks to a new law I co-sponsored that was signed August 9 by Governor
New laws that received the Governor’s signature during the week include legislation aimed at promoting Scott’s Law and a measure promoting hunting education and safety.
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