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In Chicago visit, Biden heaps praise on Pritzker, touts economic recovery ahead of 2024 - Vimarsana News

In Chicago visit, Biden heaps praise on Pritzker, touts economic recovery ahead of 2024

CHICAGO (Capitol News Illinois) - In a whirlwind visit to Chicago on Wednesday, President Joe Biden trotted out a re-election campaign message built o...

In Closely Watched Case, Federal Appeals Court Weighs Constitutionality of Illinois' Assault Weapons Ban | Chicago News - Vimarsana News

In Closely Watched Case, Federal Appeals Court Weighs Constitutionality of Illinois' Assault Weapons Ban | Chicago News

The judges on the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals are being asked to decide whether Illinois’ recently enacted assault weapons ban violates the Second Amendment’s right to bear arms. 

Source: wttw.com
June 16, 2023 | CapitolView - Vimarsana News

June 16, 2023 | CapitolView

Illinois becomes the first state to bar book bans, and a follow-up to an investigation into abuse and mismanagement at a state developmental facility.

Source: wsiu.org
Jury convicts politically connected businessman for bribing pair of lawmakers - Vimarsana News

Jury convicts politically connected businessman for bribing pair of lawmakers

James Weiss is married to former state Rep. Toni Berrios, D-Chicago, and could be sentenced up to 20 years on counts of bribery and lying to the FBI.

Source: sj-r.com
State budget approved: What's in it and what opponents objected to - Vimarsana News

State budget approved: What's in it and what opponents objected to

The 2023 spring legislative session came to an end in the early hours of Saturday morning after the Illinois House gave its approval to a $50.6 billion spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year that begins July 1. Here's what's in it and what opponents objected to.