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Monthly Archives: February, 2026

Illinois House Committee Advances Bill to Block Local Regulation of Sports Betting

Industry groups and some lawmakers have warned that local taxes layered on top of state levies could drive bettors to illegal markets. #betting #illinoishousegaming #regulation

Pritzker Celebrates Opening of Teklab’s New Collinsville Laboratory, Highlighting Jobs and Investment

State officials said the project reflects broader economic momentum, noting Illinois’ $1.2 trillion gross domestic product and improved business climate rankings in recent years. #laboratory #investments #ribboncutting

Hynes Criticizes Kaegi’s Record During Cook County Assessor Debate, Calls for New Leadership

The Cook County assessor race is expected to draw significant attention as property tax concerns remain a central issue for homeowners and local governments alike. #assesor #debate #cookcounty

Honoring Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., Chicago to Host a Week of Services

The scheduled events are expected to draw local residents, faith leaders, elected officials and admirers from across the country. #jessejackson #honoring #events

Preston Backs Governor’s Budget, Says Illinois ‘Refuses to Lay Down’

“As the Trump administration continues to strip our state of the programs and benefits our communities need and deserve, Illinois refuses to lay down,” Preston said. #budget #governor #address

Meyers-Martin Calls for ‘Responsible and Compassionate’ State Budget Following Governor’s Address

“As we begin the budget negotiating process, we need to focus on delivering a responsible and compassionate plan that addresses community concerns and uplifts families,” Meyers-Martin said. #budget #address #lawmaker

Speaker Welch, Proviso Township Democrats Endorse Pat Hynes for Cook County Assessor

The Proviso Township Democrats echoed those concerns, emphasizing the impact property tax assessments have on working families and homeowners, particularly in suburban communities. #cookcounty #endorsement #assesor

Bailey Calls on Sen. Anderson to Withdraw SB3572

“Criminalizing women in these situations doesn’t solve problems; it deepens hurt and pushes people away from the alternatives and support that could help them.” #senatebill #legislation #darrenbailey

Civil Rights Leader Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr. Dies at 84

Civil Rights Leader Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr. Dies at 84 (Chicago, IL) - The Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson Sr., a towering figure in the...

Mayor Johnson Vetoes Chicago Hemp Ordinance, Citing Impact on Small Businesses

Craig Katz, president of the Illinois Healthy Alternatives Association, said the mayor’s decision reflects support for entrepreneurship and economic equity. #ordinance #hemp #chicago

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