While Illinois residents wait to hear what Gov. Rauner will propose during his first budget address on Feb. 18, the state’s chief executive says he’s

Besides immediate budget concerns for prisons and daycare programs, Illinois could soon run out of money for the state’s court reporters. The Rauner Administration said

The ongoing discussion of how to reform Illinois’ education funding system continued during the week, as State Sen. Jason Barickman (R-Bloomington) introduced legislation to change

Though he stressed the challenges facing Illinois, Governor Bruce Rauner also underscored his willingness to work in a bipartisan way to deliver results, when he

Inadequate funding of the state’s Child Care Program in the current fiscal year budget signed by former Governor Pat Quinn will lead to delays in

In his State of the State Address, Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner voiced his support for raising Illinois’ minimum wage and his intention to work with

Education funding reform, one of the 98th General Assembly’s hot-button issues, has resurfaced under new legislation in the 99th. Senate Bill 1, a reintroduction of

“After Pat Quinn and Rod Blagojevich, what a breath of fresh air. I appreciate Governor Rauner’s candid assessment of the reality that our state faces.

In a recent interview with the Illinois Radio Network (IRN), Governor Bruce Rauner continued to emphasize the severity of the budget problems facing Illinois. According

A rocky transition between administrations is causing further delays in issuing medical marijuana licenses to patients. Under the 2013 state law legalizing medical marijuana in