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

Legislation aimed at saving lives for those suffering life-threatening allergic reactions, as well as helping local fire and rescue departments keep spending in line, was

Governor Bruce Rauner Aug. 18, at a press conference at Presence Covenant Medical Center in Urbana, signed Senate Bill 2403, known as Gabby’s Law, to

Legislation to assist and honor Illinois veterans and their families was signed into law this week during the Veterans Day program at the Illinois State

On Aug. 16, Gov. Rauner announced a newly-formed, not-for-profit Illinois Fairgrounds Foundation has been established by leaders in the agricultural community. Suitably, the announcement was

The Illinois School Funding Reform Commission created by Gov. Rauner to recommend a comprehensive solution to reform the school funding formula, met for the second

Getting pulled over by law enforcement can frazzle the most seasoned driver. A new law, Public Act 99-0720, seeks to prepare new drivers to handle

Following the tragic 2015 death of Elmhurst’s Annie LeGere due to prolonged anaphylactic shock caused by an allergic reaction, a new law was recently signed that