Gov. Bruce Rauner recently stepped up to the plate and
took a swing at the increase of hate crimes and anti-Semitism that has plagued the
nation recently.
An upcoming Democrat plan expected to focus on five elements -- campaign finance, criminal justice, education funds, health care and budget matters – seems to have overlooked two things that are critical to healing Illinois: property taxes and jobs, the Illinois GOP said on Wednesday.
Hoping to open some legislative eyes, Crain’s Chicago Business recently published a piece by Rich Miller, published of daily political newsletter Capital Fax, that weighed in on Illinois’ budget problem — now over two years in the making — from the perspective of one beleaguered mother of a very sick baby.
Illinois House Minority Leader Jim Durkin (R-Western Springs) is urging Democrats in Springfield to work with his party to formulate reforms to get Illinois back on track.
The village of Gardner had the 110th highest lottery ticket net sales statewide per capita for the month of July 2016 -- up 14 spots from its June ranking.
The city of Springfield had the 303th highest lottery ticket net sales statewide per capita for the month of June 2016 -- up 51 spots from its May ranking.
The City of Virden had the 413th highest lottery ticket net sales statewide per capita for the month of April 2016 -- down 78 spots from its March ranking.
The village of Gardner had the 175th highest lottery ticket net sales statewide per capita for the month of May 2016 -- up 17 spots from its April ranking.
The village of Pawnee had the 742th highest lottery ticket net sales statewide per capita for the month of June 2016 -- up 1 spot from its May ranking.
The village of Mechanicsburg had the 535th highest lottery ticket net sales statewide per capita for the month of April 2016 -- down 70 spots from its March ranking.