Veteran state Rep. Mike Murphy (R-Springfield) views House Bill 347 as an unnecessary infringement in the battle to take and maintain control over COVID-19.
Republican state Rep. Tim Butler is urging democrats in Springfield to give the voters what they want when it comes to voting maps.“People want an open, transparent and citizen-led process to draw the maps for the next 10 years,” Davis said at a recent House hearing.
Springfield School District 186 school board candidate Tom Shafer left little mystery about where he stands in the debate over in-person learning during a recent forum hosted by the Faith Coalition for the Common Good and League of Women Voters.
Veteran state Rep. Tim Butler (R-Springfield) argues that the enactment of the “People’s Independent Maps Act” could come to impact a lot more than just map redistricting.
Taxpayers are expected to be left holding a hefty bill once all the unemployment benefits fraud at the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) is sorted out.
The Illinois Senate Subcommittee on Children and Family Services is advocating for Senate Bill 106 as part of a plan to improve operations at the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS).
State Rep. Amy Elik (R-Alton) thinks the problems at the Illinois Department of Employment Security are even worse than what’s known.“I think it’s much longer than four weeks in many cases,” Elik told CBS News of the wait time many are forced to deal with after reaching out to the agency.
A bill that would allow authorities to remove pets from the homes of individuals known to be abusers was among those recently moved to the next phase by the Illinois House Judiciary Criminal Committee.
Veteran state Sen. Steve McClure (R-Springfield) doesn’t hide his glee over the prospect of there maybe being a new Springfield with Mike Madigan now out of power.
Illinois Sen. Steve McClure (R-Springfield) is curious to see what changes the Department of Employment Security (IDES) might plan after speaking with officials about users' concerns.