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Illinois has millions in investments tied to Russia. A lawmaker wants to cut them off. - Vimarsana News

Illinois has millions in investments tied to Russia. A lawmaker wants to cut them off.

State Rep. Jay Hoffman, D-Swansea, said if the holdings amount to a penny, "it's too much," and empowers Russian President Vladimir Putin in his invasion of Ukraine.

Hoffman's donors: 88% are from the outside; One from wife of former Burisma board member - Vimarsana News

Hoffman's donors: 88% are from the outside; One from wife of former Burisma board member

SPRINGFIELD - In the last four calendar years, State Rep. Jay Hoffman (D-Belleville) has pulled in $2.8 million in itemized campaign contributions for a job that pays less than a base salary of $70,000 a year.

Haine appeals subcircuit law he calls 'unjust, unconstitutional and riddled with problems' - Vimarsana News

Haine appeals subcircuit law he calls 'unjust, unconstitutional and riddled with problems'

Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine has filed a notice of appeal on the Feb. 24 dismissal of his lawsuit against a state law that divided Madison County's judiciary into three subcircuits.

Illinois House approves new legislature watch dog in split vote - Vimarsana News

Illinois House approves new legislature watch dog in split vote

On Thursday, the Illinois House of Representatives approved retired federal Judge Michael...

Experts say Illinois warehouses need storm shelters. Would that drive businesses away? - Vimarsana News

Experts say Illinois warehouses need storm shelters. Would that drive businesses away?

Requiring storm shelters is the best way to protect warehouse workers from deadly tornadoes, experts told lawmakers in a hearing Monday roughly two months after six workers died in an