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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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OpEd: A Balanced Energy Future for Illinois Families and Businesses

As energy experts continue warning about the future needs of our electric grid, Illinois leaders have a responsibility to focus on policies that strengthen long-term reliability and affordability. #energy

SNAP Cuts Leave Hundreds of Thousands of Illinoisans Without Food Assistance as Hunger Rises

The Food Depository says SNAP enrollment has declined sharply since major changes to the program were enacted under the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025. #snap #foodstamps

Illinois Democrats Launch ‘Cost of MAGA’ Tour in Bloomington, Focus on Federal SNAP Changes

Beginning Oct. 1, states will be responsible for 75% of the administrative cost of operating SNAP, up from the previous 50% share. Illinois budget officials estimate that change will cost the state approximately $80 million more each year. #snap #foodstamps

Illinois Democrats Criticizes Trump, Republicans Over Health Care Costs

The party said nearly 100,000 Illinois residents lost or dropped their health insurance after enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits expired. Democrats also pointed to preliminary 2027 insurance filings showing proposed premium increases of at least 15% nationwide. #democrats #republicans #healthcare

Pritzker Highlights Illinois Education Gains as Students Return to School

While the rankings use different methodologies, the state said they collectively measure areas including K-12 performance, school resources, higher education and career preparation. #schools #pritzker

Birth to Five Illinois Reports Highlight Early Childhood Progress Across State Since 2023

According to the organization, the latest reports focus on progress made in response to those findings and document changes in early childhood and behavioral health services throughout Illinois. #birthtofive #earlychildhood #progress

Meyers-Martin Highlights Affordability Measures, Budget Priorities Following Legislative Session

“Affordability has been a primary focus for me, and it’s reflected in the legislation we’ve prioritized.” #legislation #affordability #budget

Comptroller, state lawmaker call for federal tax credit scholarships

Deering emphasized that Illinois families already shoulder some of the nation’s highest property taxes, much of which goes toward funding education. #scholarships #taxcredits #students

Birth to Five Illinois Surpasses $12 Million in Grants for Early Childhood Collaborations

Birth to Five Illinois Surpasses $12 Million in Grants for Early Childhood Collaborations (Chicago, IL) - Birth to Five Illinois has reached a major...

Republican Senate Candidate Calls for New Protections to Stop Loss of Family Land in Illinois

Long said she plans to introduce the Heirs Property and Family Land & Home Equity Protection Act, a legislative package aimed at closing loopholes that allow family-owned property to be fractured or sold below market value. #property #candidate #policy

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