State of the State Illinois lawmakers will return to the Capitol next week for three scheduled days of session on Jan. 30 and 31, and

Many jobs continue to pay women less than their male counterparts who are performing the same job duties. That’s why Sen. Rose is co-sponsoring legislation

The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) will begin accepting 2017 individual state returns on Jan. 29, the same day that the federal Internal Revenue Service

Lawmakers from both the Senate and House held the fourth in a series of joint committee hearings to discuss the possibility of legalizing and taxing

Illinois motorists would have the option to register their vehicles for more than one year at a time under Senate Bill 2293, which would allow

A bipartisan measure introduced during the week would set aside $16.3 million from the School Infrastructure Fund for the expansion of high-speed Internet to rural

Seeking answers about the cases of Legionnaires’ disease at the Quincy Veterans’ Home, a joint meeting of the Illinois Senate and House was convened in

Right now, human trafficking is occurring across our state and our nation. During January, National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, we must stand by survivors and

Illinois residents can expect to see improved safety measures for children and Internet users in 2018 with new laws that help protect children in the

Gov. Bruce Rauner made appointments to the Mahomet Aquifer Task Force, which has been charged with protection of the Mahomet Aquifer, a primary source of