The Illinois Department of Corrections (DOC) recently reported a reduction in the state’s inmate population of more than 4,200 since fiscal year 2014. The DOC

As students throughout Illinois begin another school year, Senate Republican lawmakers are stressing that even with the historic investment in education funding that Republican lawmakers

Construction work to renovate and expand the Student Success Center at Richland Community College in Decatur can continue now that original funding for the project

“I am very much encouraged by today’s selection of Dr. King Li to head the new University of Illinois-Carle College of Medicine as its inaugural

Though nearly 600,000 Illinoisans signed a petition to put a Fair Map Amendment on the ballot so that people—not politicians—draw legislative district maps, the Illinois

The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity’s Office of Energy Assistance has announced that the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) will begin

The Secretary of State will be prohibited from imposing a delinquent registration renewal fee if a vehicle’s registration expires during a period of time in

A new law seeks to help combat the growing problem of human trafficking across Illinois. Signed Aug. 22, House Bill 2822 will help protect victims

Strengthening laws against gun trafficking is the aim of a law signed Aug. 23 by the Governor to keep guns out of the hands of

See this story out of Forbes about EpiPens increaseing 400% from Aug. 21: http://www.forbes.com/sites/emilywillingham/2016/08/21/why-did-mylan-hike-epipen-prices-400-because-they-could/#566254a9477a The Governor signed this legislation into law Aug. 19: Legislation aimed