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Monthly Archives: June, 2023

Naperville Mom is Bringing Joy to Orland Park Cancer Patients

On Tuesday, Joy dropped off bags with patients during their appointments in Orland Park and supplied the cancer center with enough bags to hand out for the next several months. #cancer

Health Care Workers Who Cover Up Patient Abuse Face Stiffer Penalties Under New Law

The new law allows the OIG to report workers who engage in such misconduct to Illinois’ existing Health Care Worker Registry, which would bar them from working in any health care setting in the state. #abuse

Illinois Leaders Call on Federal Government to Help With Migrant Surge

More than 10,000 migrants have arrived in Chicago from the southern border over the past nine months, which has resulted in taxpayer funding going towards addressing the influx #migrants

New Lawsuits Filed Against Sterigenics for Willowbrook Facility Ethylene Oxide Emission Causing Cancer, Other Illnesses

"The decades of EtO emissions from the Sterigenics facilities continue to wreak havoc on the communities of Willowbrook and surrounding areas... #

DeLuca Named Vice-Chairperson of House Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, & IT Committee

“Whether we’re dealing with technological issues that are positive or negative for our state, it’s critical that our General Assembly is ready to make timely, informed and responsible decisions..."

Illinois Department Of Innovation & Technology Offers Technical Details Associated With Global Ransomware Attack

To maintain security, DoIT urges the State to remain vigilant about potential threats and continue to equip staff with the necessary resources to prevent future attacks. #DoIT

Meat Demand Stays Strong Despite Inflation and Prices

Supply is keeping pace with America’s appetite for meat, she said, but drought conditions out west are being monitored. #inflation

Fiscal Year 2024 Higher Education State Budget is Largest in Decades

The increase to MAP funding by $100 million takes another giant step toward ensuring higher education is affordable for students across Illinois... #highereducation

Todd Maisch, President and CEO of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Remembered

Maisch wanted a level playing field and the ability to compete. #illinoischamber

On the Witness Stand, Ex-legislator Finally Acknowledges He Wore Wire for FBI

The former lawmaker took the stand for about 90 minutes on Wednesday afternoon... #illinois

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