In the wake of the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, Gov. Rauner has joined dozens of Governors across the country in temporarily suspending the process

The consequences of the ongoing budget impasse continued to spread during the week, with yet another vendor threatening to cut off services due to the

The Rauner Administration announced this week that new four-year collective bargaining agreements have been reached with a number of labor unions, including Service Employees International

The State of Illinois is partnering with the United Service Organizations (USO) of Illinois to sponsor this year’s Holiday Card Drive for the Military. Gov.

The previously announced budget meeting between the four legislative leaders and Gov. Rauner, set to take place on Nov. 18, has been postponed. Speaker Madigan

Both houses of the Illinois General Assembly met in Springfield Nov. 10, a day that turned out to be full of unexpected fireworks and tension.

According to the Illinois Department of Transportation, nearly half of all deer-vehicle crashes occur in October, November, and December. Illinois drivers were involved in more

Parents probably know when to expect their children’s report cards, but they might not know their local schools are graded too. New public data was

Senator Rose honored our nation’s Veterans this week, taking part in Veterans Day events alongside his local community.   Sen. Christine Radogno (R-Lemont) hosted a

American farmers raised 4 percent less corn in 2015 than the record crop of 2014, according to the United States Department of Agriculture’s November crop