SPRINGFIELD – As Illinoisans prepare to ring in the New Year, more than 300 new laws are set to take effect on Jan. 1, 2024.

SPRINGFIELD – A legislative panel heard testimony during the week from the Illinois State Police about proposed rules for the enforcement of the state’s “assault

The Illinois Veterans History Project, developed as part of an effort by the Library of Congress and the Illinois Secretary of State’s office, needs the

Lawmakers were able to restore protections for farmers and landowners, which had been recently stripped away in a controversial law backed by the Governor that

A historic number of complaints were reported in the Executive Inspector General’s report for Fiscal Year 2023. The 66-page report reveals that 3,078 complaints were

 SPRINGFIELD – November is a month of celebrating all that is good about our nation’s democracy. On the Tuesday after the first Monday in November,

SPRINGFIELD – On the heels of scathing reports about state agency misconduct under the direction of the Pritzker Administration, the Office of the Executive Inspector

An original edition of the Gettysburg Address will be on display from Nov. 17 to Nov. 28 at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

State Senator Dave Syverson voted on Nov. 8 to extend a criminal penalty enhancement designed to keep more felons convicted of gun crimes behind bars

State lawmakers took an important step toward creating a stronger and more reliable power supply for Illinois by passing legislation end the moratorium on new