Illinois Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) criticized the state for the money it spends to provide health coverage to people living in the country illegally, commenting on the issue as the Title 42 regulations ended on May 12.
The Joliet City Council discussed the future of the former city courthouse building, the fate of which has been continues to be in flux, during the council's regular meeting on April 18.
The Joliet City Council made an organizational change to the reporting requirements of the city Inspector General's Office during the council's meeting on April 18.
The Joliet City Council discussed the city's Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) funding program and how those funds are being used during its recent regular meeting.
Illinois state Sen. Win Stoller (R-Germantown Hills) took to social media recently to speak out against a bill that prohibits limited service pregnancy centers from engaging in what the attorney general could deem deceptive practices.
Illinois state Rep. Dan Ugaste (R-St. Charles) took to Facebook to share the FBI's 2022 Internet Crime Report, which found that Illinois was as home to the nation's 5th highest number of reported victims of cyber fraud last year.
Kendall County GOP Chairman James Marter said that Chicagoans are overtaxed, and voters "need to step up" in response to a Truth in Accounting report, which gave the city an "F" grade in its latest Financial State of the Cities report.
Outgoing Illinois State Rep. Mark Batinick thanked his constituents for their support and said it had been a privilege to serve in the General Assembly.