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* Press release… After speaking to the investments made possible by the FY22 state budget this morning, Governor JB Pritzker signed Senate Bill 2017, the FY22 Budget Implementation Act, as well as the certification of the General Assembly’s concurrence on Senate Bill 2800, the state’s spending plan. “By signing the state budget today, Illinois is taking a giant step forward, toward true fiscal stability,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “We balanced the 2022 fiscal year budget independen...

Hope Alliance of Missouri, Rolla Mission, Tri-County Center for Independent Living receive COVID grants RDN REPORTS rdnnews@gmail.com The Meramec Regional Community Foundation (MRCF) has awarded grants totaling $10,000 to five nonprofit agencies for recovery needs related to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Three nonprofits who received grants are located in Phelps County.  Hope Alliance of Missouri received $2,500, Tri-County Center for Independent Living received $2,500 and the Rolla Mission receive...

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In 2018, I made a trip to my local urgent care facility for intense abdominal pain. At the time, my ...

Gov. JB Pritzker on Tuesday said he will make more than $700 million in state budget cuts this fiscal year — including a hiring freeze, grant reductions and “operational savings” — as a first step to address a $3.9 billion projected revenue shortfall related in part to the COVID-19 pandemic. Pritzker said the plan is the result of a “months-long and ongoing review” of state agency spending that he can alter with his executive powers. He said the General Assembly will need to get in...

Updated 12/16/2020 7:06 AM SPRINGFIELD -- Gov. JB Pritzker announced $711 million in spending cuts on Tuesday, calling it a "first step" in closing a $3.9 billion revenue shortfall in the current fiscal years budget. As part of those cuts, Pritzker said his office is negotiating with employee labor unions to identify $75 million in personnel cost reductions, which could include furloughs, and that he is establishing a work group to identify possible closures of Department of Corrections facilit...

Pritzker wants $700M in spending cuts Peter Hancock Capitol News Illinois Dec. 15, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail SPRINGFIELD – Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced more than $700 million in spending cuts on Tuesday, calling it a “first step” in closing a $3.9 billion revenue shortfall in the current fiscal year’s budget. As part of those cuts, Pritzker said his office is negotiating with employee labor unions to identify $75 million in personnel cost reductions, which could include furloughs, and t...

While the Fair Tax was horribly messaged, what did come out as a result is the public’s desire for no tax increases of any kind. Pursuit of a revenue increase through taxing should be a complete non-starter at this time. I think it would be hilarious if the 19 public no votes are the only ones who want to be a part of this process…what would Madigan do? What say the 19? Ah, I see we’re going to have a food fight played out in the media. Get your protective plastic aprons and hoodies read...

Administration Will Negotiate With AFSCME Over Furlough Days and Personnel Cost Adjustments Governor JB Pritzker announced today more than $700 million in spending reductions for fiscal year 2021. The plan is the result of a months-long and ongoing review of agency spending under the Executive branch. The plan includes a hiring freeze, grant reductions and operational savings. As part of the administration’s ongoing attempt to identify budget efficiencies, Gov. Pritzker also announced the ...

So interesting, talking about the va and the care these brave men and women get, theres a new act called the va mission act changing the ways that we treat our veterans who give so much. give us some background and what you hope to accomplish through the va mission act. >> today the big day for the department of veterans affairs. this is the launch of the veterans community care program which will give more choice and more ability to access on the community if that is what they want. this is the...