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Lawmakers. From capitol hill, mola lenghi lays out the changes lawmakers need to make before the president gets the bill. Reporter in a vote that is more formality than question mark, the house is once again prepared to pass a 1. 5 trillion tax bill. The tax cuts and jobs act is passed. Reporter the revote was necessary because the bill was tweaked slightly before the Senate Passed it late last night along party lines. Analysts say there will be cuts across every income tax bracket. On average, ...

Nutriition company shocked wall street, beating the top and bottomline numbers. Shares jumped to nearly 64 in heavy afterhours trading volume. And two tires blew out during the landing of American Airlines jet monday. No one was hurt. Doug rothschild of Performance Trust joins us on this tuesday morning. Good morning, doug, and are you sensing that bonds will be on edge ahead of the fed . Morning, angie. Thanks for having me. Absolutely, all eyes are on the fed this week. Will bernanke have anot...

While proponents of carbon capture technology say it is key to addressing climate change, it is often criticized for the risks it brings with it. A pipeline can burst, resulting in a flood of carbon dioxide for miles that can poison those caught in it.

Culver-Stockton College (C-SC) has announced the addition of a new graduate program to its curriculum.

(The Center Square) – Illinois taxpayers are getting a bit more detail on how state legislators plan to spend their money for the coming fiscal year. Late Friday, a 3,374 page amendment to Senate Bill 251 was filed in t...

Illinois Democrats struggled to reach consensus on a budget before the Senate dropped a bill late Friday. But it was unclear how much support it had or when it would come to a vote.

Lawmakers appear poised to pass legislation that would block construction of carbon pipelines in Illinois for two years, unless the federal government updates its safety rules before then.

Illinois Democrats again will be unable to meet a self-imposed deadline for approving a state spending plan as Gov. J.B. Pritzker faces pushback on proposed tax hikes

A measure that would prohibit contests that award cash or prizes for killing certain wildlife is unlikely to clear the Senate after narrowly passing the House last week, according to its Senate sponso...

The bill would ban the practice of holding wildlife contests that reward participants with cash, prizes or inducements for killing fur-bearing animals. Much of the floor debate centered on contests that award the killing of coyotes as a method of population control.