Monthly Archives: May, 2025

Last week Amendment #2 to SB1988 was filed, gutting the previous bill and adding the language for these programs. #bill

Vendor Summits are key components in the State’s efforts to diversify its vendor pool and provide equitable access to contracting opportunities for small, minority-owned, veteran-owned, women-owned, and other disadvantaged firms – including firms owned or operated by people with disabilities. #networking

Brown’s campaign is focused on everyday issues that impact working families: affordable healthcare, safe communities, strong schools, and bold environmental action. #campaign

“Book clubs build strong reading habits, research skills and lead to student achievement,” said Joyce (D-Essex). #books

Simonson and Martin assaulted Phillips to gain recognition and membership into a white supremacist anti-semitic prison gang called the Valhalla Bound Skinheads. #hatecrime

A major flaw of the program is the lack of oversight regarding how 340B revenue is used... #340B

The bill only applies to certified nurse midwives, who must be a licensed advanced practice registered nurse, or APRN, and have at least a graduate degree in midwifery. #mothers

McLaughlin said it’s not just smaller cities in Illinois seeing people leave, Chicago also lost more than 27,000 residents in 2024 compared to April 2020 levels. #population

Illinois EPA recently sent notices to 47 CWS, and 10 CWS with emergency connections, around the state whose systems indicated levels of PFAS in excess of groundwater quality standards. #water

 "When someone with a developmental or physical disability goes missing, bringing them home becomes all the more critical," Crawford said. #awareness