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Pritzker enacts bills, including measure decoupling IL from federal tax code

One measure approved that takes effect immediately is Senate Bill 1911, which decouples the state tax code from federal code. #bill #enacted #pritzker

IGB Reviews Par-A-Dice Casino Redevelopment, Warns Licensees on Advertising Compliance

As of Dec. 8, the board reported that total tax revenue generated in 2025 from casino gambling, sports wagering and video gaming reached nearly $1.76 billion. #casino #igb

Senator Tammy Baldwin Endorses Juliana Stratton for U.S. Senate

“I am truly honored to have earned her endorsement, and I look forward to joining her fight in Washington, D.C.” #endorsement #senate

Frerichs Urges Families to Give the Gift of Education This Holiday Season

The Treasurer’s Office highlighted the ReadySave529 mobile app, which allows Bright Start account holders to solicit and receive gift contributions with just a few clicks. #education #savings

Gas Costs Surge Across Northern Illinois as Advocates Warn of Winter Affordability Crisis

Advocates say the combination of volatile gas supply prices and repeated utility rate increases is straining family budgets at a time when many households are already paying more for essentials like food and healthcare. #gas #prices

Illinois U.S. senator cheers BABES Act, tightening TSA breastfeeding rules

Illinois U.S. senator cheers BABES Act, tightening TSA breastfeeding rules (via The Center Square) – Illinois U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth celebrates a win for...

Illinois Farmers Face Renewed Losses as Trump Slashes Trade Aid Package

Agricultural uncertainty is being compounded by questions surrounding China’s promised purchases of U.S. soybeans. The Trump administration has claimed China will buy 12 million metric tons of soybeans this year, but federal data shows only 2.25 million tons have been purchased as of Dec. 5. #farmers #tariff #aid

Truman College Men’s Soccer Extends Region 4 Reign, Sweeps Top Honors

The Falcons’ season began Aug. 23 and ended in the District Quarterfinals on Nov. 7 in Iowa, following another strong postseason run. #soccer #college

Hemp Industry Pushes Back as Chicago Committee Advances Citywide Sales Ban

Committee members have framed the move as a child-safety measure, but industry advocates say that explanation doesn’t align with the facts—or with years of prior requests from hemp businesses for age restrictions. #hemp #ban

Chicago Ag Sciences High School Puts Boots-on-the-Ground Learning at the Center of Student Success

Students can pursue certifications in agriculture, veterinary science, construction, food handling, welding, drone operation, first aid, CPR and more. #agriculture #students

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