Sometimes, a smaller anecdote can illustrate a larger truth – that’s the case with three bills flying below the radar during a hectic pre-adjournment week.

On Monday – Memorial Day – Senate Republicans unveiled a special Remembrance Wall in the halls of the Illinois Capitol. The display highlights photographs, mementos,

As a follow-up to 2013 legislation to speed up the adoption process for youth with “unfit” biological parents, a similar bill relating to foreign adoptions

Bobcat hunting and trapping is another step closer to becoming a reality, after legislation passed the Senate on May 21. House Bill 352 is an

Legislation that protects small children from exposure to fatal diseases now advances to the Governor for final approval. Senate Bill 986 requires all day care

On May 21, after much debate, the Senate passed legislation that would decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. Sen. Rose voted against the measure. House Bill

On May 19, the Senate passed the Illinois “Right to Try” Act to help terminally-ill patients. House Bill 1335 would give terminally-ill patients access to

Legislation crafted by State Sen. Chapin Rose to protect the Mahomet Aquifer – the source of drinking water for 500,000 people – was passed by

Legislation crafted by State Sen. Chapin Rose  to protect the Mahomet Aquifer – the source of drinking water for 500,000 people – was passed by

State Sen. Chapin Rose and the Illinois Farm Bureau teamed up to add legal protections for homeowners and landowners when it comes to the planning