Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board detailed a report from Wirepoints regarding Illinois schools that it described as "shocking." The report found that the majority of third graders could not read at grade level. Many state-level candidates are promising to provide better representation than their incumbent opponents have for their constituents if elected.
The SAFE-T Act continues to be a hot topic for Illinois politicians, law enforcement, and citizens. The criminal justice reform bill signed into law back in January of 2021 by Gov. J.B. Pritzker has received major pushback from law enforcement, state’s attorneys, and state representatives.
Illinois State Rep. Tim Butler (R-Springfield) recently voiced his approval of the paint scheme of Kevin Harvick's car in the NASCAR regular season finale.
The heavily debated SAFE-T Act is set to go into effect on Jan. 1, 2023. Since its inception, the SAFE-T Act has received push back from law enforcement, police unions and many Republican elected representatives.
The COVID-19 pandemic had a nationwide impact on many economic sectors and states are now in the process of recovery. With the third highest unemployment rate in the nation, Illinois’ economy is lagging behind other states compared to the national average. It is the belief of many Republican elected officials and candidates that current policies of high taxes and rigid regulations is the cause.
Illinois State Rep.Tim Butler (R-Springfield) recently spoke of his work with the House Transportation: Vehicles & Safety Committee and other groups to make the roadways safer.
On April 5, Illinois Sen. Sally Turner welcomed the 2021-2022 Fighting Illini to Springfield in recognition of the hard work the University of Illinois' men's basketball team put in as they competed in March Madness this year.
Illinois State Sen. Steve McClure (R-Springfield) recently voiced his opinion on the recent indictment of former Illinois Speaker of the House Michael Madigan.
A Springfield teacher who opposes vaccination mandates and refused to comply with state mandates requiring her to produce proof of vaccination has revealed that she was vaccinated last June.
State Sen. Steve McClure (R-Springfield) has joined Illinois leaders to propose exemptions to new clean energy legislation that proposes closing coal-burning generating plants by 2035.