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FEMA has extended the application deadline to December 13, 2024, for residents in Cook, Fulton, Henry, St. Clair, Washington, Will, and Winnebago counties. #fema

“This bill makes a powerful statement about Illinois’ commitment to accessible and affordable health care,” said Preston (D-Chicago). #speech

Despite being blind, he gained extensive knowledge of revenue statutes, earning the nickname “Mr. Revenue. #revenue

"I’m here to defend American values, stand up for hard-working families, and fight back against the radical left policies we see in Springfield," said Senator Chesney. #illinoisfreedom

In a 168-page opinion released Friday afternoon, Judge Stephen McGlynn sided with plaintiffs in the case who argued the assault-style weapons banned under the law are commonly used for legal purposes such as self-defense. #ban

“The curators selected artworks that speak to themes of nostalgia, home, belonging, and sites of history in American art.” #museum

“We appreciate the joint efforts of Governor JB Pritzker, Secretary Vilsack and the USDA to ensure Illinois farmers receive support to recover from these destructive storms,” said Jerry Costello II, Illinois Department of Agriculture Director. #disaster

Managing $7 Billion in annual expenditures and safeguards, CMS serves more than 466,000 lives by offering physical, mental, and financial wellbeing benefits and programs. #award

“Achieving the highest enrollment in eight years not only marks a significant win for our students and state, but it also demonstrates that our investments in higher education are working,” said Governor JB Pritzker. #enrollment

“Lead poisoning can cause long term harm and the sooner it is identified, the better chance we have of treating it and reversing its effects,” said IDPH Director Dr. Sameer Vohra. #preventionweek