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IL lawmakers could address energy prices, transit, taxes during veto session

This year, legislators have proposed a number of different taxes to fund public transportation. #vetosession

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

New Illinois Law Ends Fees for Removing Racist Language from Property Records

House Bill 1575, backed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker, amends the Illinois Counties Code to eliminate fees for filing modifications to strike unlawful racially restrictive covenants. #racist

Chicago mayor now open to video gambling after lawmakers express frustration

During the Illinois General Assembly’s 2025 spring legislative session, state Rep. Michael Kelly, D-Chicago, introduced House Bill 2990. #gambling

Illinois’ $55.2B budget ‘incomplete,’ Civic Federation president says

“It does not add in any meaningful way to discuss any structural issues the state has. It’s a maintenance budget.” #budgeting

Illinois General Assembly passes bills aimed at helping mothers

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

Task force recommends tornado shelters in warehouse following deadly 2021 storm

The incident raised questions about the safety of warehouses in severe weather, including if warehouses are designed to withstand extreme winds and if warehouse operators are properly prepared for severe weather. #tornado

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