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Both budget bills passed on 73-38 votes. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker indicated he plans on signing them into law.

House Bill 3903 would ban automatic traffic enforcement companies or their officers from donating to political candidates.

The measure, an 11th-hour request of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, sailed through the Senate last night and could get a House vote tonight.

Illinois lawmakers, under pressure to act on ethics reform, unanimously passed a measure seeking to curb abuses tied to the right light camera industry.

While legislators are advancing legislation to shore up ethics concerns with the red light camera industry in Illinois, some are looking for even more ethics

Facing pressure to bolster state ethics laws, Illinois lawmakers have turned their attention to the long troubled red-light camera industry.

Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.

A recently approved measure seeks to place ethical guardrails around an industry that has been at the center of multiple federal probes that have ensnared a host of officials, including two state senators.

(The Center Square) – While legislators are advancing legislation to shore up ethics concerns with the red light camera industry in Illinois, some are looking for even more ethics reforms. Earlier this month, guilty ver...

(The Center Square) – A judge denied a request Tuesday that would have allowed defense attorneys in the Commonwealth Edison bribery case to talk with the jurors. The jury found four former ComEd executives and lobbyists...