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One Illinois lawsuit aims to protect the rights of health care workers opposing the vaccine mandate

The weekly Capitol recap featuring the major action expected in the veto sessions second week.

The police union is in a standoff with the mayor over vaccine mandates. Remap proposals are drawing ire from all sides. Rahm Emanuel, at his confirmation hearing, apologizes for Laquan McDonald. And the city celebrates the Sky.

Republicans used the light legislative days to make a case against one of the main Democratic agenda items and to push for some of their own.

The legislative action was light during the General Assemblys first week of fall session, and lawmakers in both chambers left town a day early after leadership canceled the Thursday session.

Lawmakers didn’t take action on congressional maps, abortion notice repeal this week

Illinois’ first congressional remap draft is out but changes could be in store as lawmakers return to Springfield Tuesday for the first of their final two weeks of scheduled session in 2022.

The fall session of the Illinois General Assembly begins Tuesday with much of the focus on new congressional boundaries drawn by Democrats and aimed at retaining the party’s control of

The Illinois Fraternal Order of Police says they are putting lawmakers on notice not to change the Health Care...

Parental Notice of Abortion, Health Care Right of Conscience Act also up for debate