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The measure narrowly passed the House amid bipartisan opposition

SPRINGFIELD — A technology that some say is a key tool to address climate change and others say is a cash grab for heavy industry could face new regulations —

A technology that some say is a key tool to address climate change and others say is a cash grab for heavy industry could face new regulations — if lawmakers

Your weekly roundup of upcoming parades, fairs and festivals.

Negotiations between the various camps have been taking place behind the scenes in Springfield for over a year and are nearing an inflection point.

May 16, 1969 - George Chupa takes care of the pitching, while Ron Everett and John Oransky do damage at the plate to propel Panther Valley to a 7-2 victory over Mahanoy Area. Chupa scatters seven hits...

An Illinois law prohibiting political parties from adding new state office candidates who didn’t run in the March primaries to general election ballots went into effect Friday. The law, which Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed into law Thursday, is applicable in cases where no candidate won the party’s primary. Prior to Friday, potential candidates who obtained...

SPRINGFIELD — With about three weeks to go before the Illinois General Assembly is scheduled to adjourn its spring legislative session, supermajority Democrats showed their strength this week as fiscal

Why did SB 2412 need to pass on May 2, in the middle of the election cycle, weeks after the primary election but still well ahead of the November general election? Many candidates had already started the complicated process of petition gathering and paperwork under the old rules. What justifies changing those rules in the middle of the game?

The legislature's forecasting agency says there’s no April surprise as month’s haul meets expectations.