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3 projects with close ties to Gov. Pritzker's allies land $141M in state funding - Vimarsana News

3 projects with close ties to Gov. Pritzker's allies land $141M in state funding

Rebuild Illinois has earmarked money for a river port in Cairo, extending a passenger rail line near Belleville, and helping developer Elzie Higginbottom erect an apartment building and hotel in Chicago’s Illinois Medical District.

Gov. Pritzker Announces Staff Transitions - Vimarsana News

Gov. Pritzker Announces Staff Transitions

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, December 16 - Ahead of being sworn in to serve the state of Illinois for a second term, Governor JB Pritzker announced the following staff

Gov. Pritzker brings back most top aides for second term — and keeps bumping their salaries - Vimarsana News

Gov. Pritzker brings back most top aides for second term — and keeps bumping their salaries

The governor also will retain all of his deputy governors, including Christian Mitchell, Sol Flores, Martin Torres and Andy Manar — and his chief of staff, Anne Caprara.

Local governments can max out property tax levy increases this year. Will they? - Vimarsana News

Local governments can max out property tax levy increases this year. Will they?

Many local governments will have the opportunity to increase their property tax levies by 5% for the first time since Illinois instituted a tax cap that limited levy growth more than 30 years ago. But whether they will or should is another question.

Pritzker's Personal Fortune Intersects With State Contracts | Better Government Association - Vimarsana News

Pritzker's Personal Fortune Intersects With State Contracts | Better Government Association

The governor’s promises to divest his vast portfolio of state contractors has not extended to his so-called blind trust, which has the governor’s money in at least a dozen companies with billions in state business