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The Democrat-controlled Senate approved the budget with a 34-22 vote on Thursday evening, which will allocate an additional $100 million to higher ed, $85 million for homelessness and $200 million toward pension plans.

Illinois’ legislative session is wrapping up in earnest, and Gov. J.B. Pritzker will soon face the task of deciding whether to crystalize legislators’ ideas by signing them into law. 

Summer Beck-Griffith and Hillary Rains terminated by new administration

UNANSWERED QUESTIONS Was this article meant to be journalism or just act as a mouthpiece ("New mayor makes appointments," May 11)? There are so many...

Bring me bone marrow on toast, my favorite thing to eat

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If you're among those who count Memorial Day weekend as the official kickoff of the summer season, and I don't know why you wouldn't since...

New legislation would allow crisis pregnancy centers to be fined for deceptive practices

Whether you’re planning an out-of-state road trip or want to find a nearby outdoor oasis, we have ideas for you. Perhaps you’re hoping to catch...

Bill also promotes careers in education