Governor Bruce Rauner, the Illinois Environmental Protective Agency and the City of Quincy hosted a press conference on May 16 to announce the development plans

To reform the reporting of sexual offenses for victims unaware of a sexual crime—due to circumstances such as a drug-induced or unconscious encounters—legislation sponsored by

Republican leaders in the General Assembly introduced resolutions in the Illinois Senate and House this week calling on a revenue estimate to be certified for

Illinois families and businesses need certainty when it comes to planning for their future said State Sen. Jil Tracy (R-Quincy) and several Senate Republican legislators

Senate Gaming Committee met on sports betting The Senate Gaming Committee met this week to discuss sports wagering legislation pending in the Senate, holding a

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is reporting that the norovirus outbreak at the Illinois Veterans’ Home in Quincy last month

Joint Task Force Hearing The Joint Senate/House Task Force on Sexual Discrimination and Harassment is continuing to meet as part of a comprehensive review of

Gov. Rauner signed bipartisan legislation this week that protects safety net and rural hospitals while ensuring continued federal support for quality health care to more

This week, the Senate passed three gun safety reform bills. House Bill 1465 makes it illegal for anyone younger than age of 21 to possess

The Senate passed several different gun safety bills during the week. Support for the different legislative proposals varies, with some members opposing every bill, and