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Some Say Illinois' High Cannabis Tax Rate is Costing State in Revenue - Vimarsana News

Some Say Illinois' High Cannabis Tax Rate is Costing State in Revenue

Some Say Illinois' High Cannabis Tax Rate is Costing State in Revenue (Springfield, IL) (via The Center Square) — Illinois has the second

The Policy Shop: Where have all the (ex-)Illinoisans gone? - Vimarsana News

The Policy Shop: Where have all the (ex-)Illinoisans gone?

This week’s The Policy Shop is by Bryce Hill, director of fiscal and economic research for the Illinois Policy Institute. We all know someone who’s left Illinois … or talks about it. What’s shocking is how deep the negative outlook on the state of Illinois runs. New polling shows 51% of Illinoisans want to leave,...

What are these suburban townships doing with all that extra cash? - Vimarsana News

What are these suburban townships doing with all that extra cash?

Nineteen suburban townships have enough money in reserve to cover annual expenses for more than a year, including four that have enough saved up to cover operating costs for more than two years. Why?

Pritzker continues to cast doubt on reports of Illinois' population decline - Vimarsana News

Pritzker continues to cast doubt on reports of Illinois' population decline

(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker continues to downplay and cast doubt on Illinois' population losses, despite U.S. Census data evidence to the contrary. The U.S. Census released updated county population numbers...

Cook County provides fuel for Illinois' population loss - Vimarsana News

Cook County provides fuel for Illinois' population loss

Every county in west-central Illinois sawa population drop in 2022, which helped Illinois retain its position as one of the national leaders in population loss.