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Landmark Meta Settlement Could Deliver Nearly $768 Million to Illinois and New Protections for Children A landmark multistate settlement could require Meta, the parent company

Another Audit Shows Millions of Taxpayer Funds Wasted Illinois taxpayers are once again being left to ask what they received for tens of millions of

Illinois State Fair Returns to Springfield The 2026 Illinois State Fair kicks off Aug. 13 in Springfield with the annual Twilight Parade beginning at 5:30

Legislative Ethics Commission to Release Report in Former Democratic Lawmaker Investigation On July 23, the bipartisan and bicameral Legislative Ethics Commission voted unanimously to release

Recent Ethics Cases Renew Calls for Government Reform Senate Republicans are once again calling for stronger ethics laws after two members of the Illinois House

General Assembly Delays Interchange Fee Law for Another Year The Illinois General Assembly has once again delayed implementation of the state’s controversial Interchange Fee Prohibition

Lawmakers Enter Final Two Weeks of Session With just two weeks remaining before the scheduled May 31 adjournment, Illinois lawmakers still have numerous major issues

Relief Package Targets Rising Costs for Illinois Families Illinois families are facing rising costs at every stage of life, from childcare and preschool to everyday

Senate Republicans unveil legislative package to strengthen protections for children and crack down on exploitation Illinois Senate Republicans last week unveiled a legislative package aimed

Governor Pritzker Pushes Another Record-Breaking Budget Governor J.B. Pritzker’s budget address last week drew sharp criticism from Senate Republicans, who said Illinois families were hoping