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Emissions Testing Sites Would Return to Chicago Under New Illinois Senate Bill - Vimarsana News

Emissions Testing Sites Would Return to Chicago Under New Illinois Senate Bill

Chicago residents would no longer have to drive to the suburbs for emissions testing if a proposed Illinois Senate bill becomes law.

Illinois lawmakers' advance pension buyout extension fueled by $1B of bonding - Vimarsana News

Illinois lawmakers' advance pension buyout extension fueled by $1B of bonding

A bond-funded pension buyout extension and automatic transfers into the state's now meager rainy day and pension stabilization funds are being discussed by Illinois lawmakers as they look to wrap up their spring session next month.

Illinois lawmakers unveil bills aimed at addressing state's teacher shortage - Vimarsana News

Illinois lawmakers unveil bills aimed at addressing state's teacher shortage

GOP unveils measures focusing on K-12 education transparency

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Lawmakers unveil bills aimed at addressing teacher shortage - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers unveil bills aimed at addressing teacher shortage

By Grace KinnicuttCapitol News Illinoisgkinnicutt@capitolnewsillinois.comSPRINGFIELD – Illinois Senate Democrats outlined legislation during a Thursday news conference that aims to address the ongoing teacher shortage throughout the state. The bills

Lawmakers unveil bills to address Illinois teacher shortage - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers unveil bills to address Illinois teacher shortage

The bills would extend the number of days retired and substitute teachers would be able to teach in a school year, waive substitute teaching licensing fees, and lower the minimum