A new law seeks to increase Illinois seniors’ access to high-speed Internet and provide more convenience with permanent identification cards.  The Broadband Advisory Council was

A package of legislation was signed this week to benefit Illinois farmers and ag businesses. With more than 72,000 farmers and 2,400 food manufacturers in

Gov. Bruce Rauner signed legislation co-sponsored by Sen. Rose that gives the state’s colleges and universities tools they need to attract in-state students with improved

Legislation built upon Urbana based Carle Hospital’s Healthy Beginnings program that seeks to provide workforce training and employment skills to those out of work, underemployed,

The Lilly Diabetes Solution Center, a new patient-focused helpline with representatives who will identify personalized solutions to address insulin affordability, is now available to residents

During the last 10 years, delays in getting individuals approved for nursing home care have led to a backlog of 15,000 cases, with some taking

On July 31, the Governor signed legislation that encourages medical professionals’ participation in the initiative to equip police officers with epinephrine auto-injectors (also known as

A new law recently signed by the Governor will boost protections for Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) workers, in the wake of a

Saving taxpayers’ money and improving efficiency are the goals of a government reform measure signed into law this week allowing affected county clerk’s offices to

The River Edge Redevelopment Zone (RERZ) Historic Tax Credit, which is a vital economic tool that has fostered the reuse of historic buildings throughout the