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Illinois ride-share union bill pushed through amid disagreement on new fee

House Bill 4743 would allow the more than 100,000 contract employees of ride-share services – such as Uber and Lyft – in the state to organize, requiring a minimum of 10% of active drivers to begin the process. #bill #union #ride-share

Illinois Patients and Providers Rally in Chicago to Protect 340B Drug Pricing Program

Providers warn that recent actions by pharmaceutical manufacturers restricting how and where discounted medications can be dispensed are threatening the program, forcing hospitals and clinics to make difficult choices and putting patient care at risk in urban, suburban, and rural communities. #healthcare #drug #pricing

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

Sheehan Criticizes Bill Restricting Hiring of Federal Immigration Officers

Illinois police departments, like many across the country, have struggled in recent years to fill open positions, citing retirements, burnout and declining interest in the profession. #bill #immigrationofficers #lawenforcement

Sheehan Launches Valentine’s Card Drive for Local Seniors

Sheehan said the effort is meant to remind older residents that they are valued and remembered. #valentines #seniors

Lawmakers push for transit reform, funding despite delayed fiscal cliff

Four legislators participated in a virtual event hosted by Lincoln Forum and the Union League Club Transportation Subcommittee on Thursday. #reform

Joe DeBose Announces Run for Illinois House District 118

DeBose outlined several priorities for his campaign, including blocking tax increases, eliminating wasteful spending, and lowering utility bills by rolling back energy mandates. #campaign

Measure raising minimum detainment age in Illinois remains in committee

Billing it as a measure that gives young people a fairer chance by working to prevent early criminalization, the Illinois House advanced Senate Bill 2418 by a 73-41 vote before legislators adjourned spring session. #age

Illinoisans brace for higher taxes, corporate tax changes July 1

On July 1, the state will raise taxes on short-term rentals, sports wagering, telecommunications, tobacco and vaping products. #taxes

State Rep. Adam Niemerg Launches Re‑Election: Putting Southern Illinois First

“I’m proud to stand with President Trump and the America First movement as we push back against the radical left and put our communities first.” #election

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