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Illinois Dignity in Pay Act: House preparing for vote to eliminate sub-minimum wages - Vimarsana News

Illinois Dignity in Pay Act: House preparing for vote to eliminate sub-minimum wages

Illinois workers with developmental and intellectual disabilities have been paid much less than the minimum wage since 1938, but state lawmakers could pass a plan to phase out the sub-minimum

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Illinois Police Officers Memorial was held yesterday in Springfield - Vimarsana News

Illinois Police Officers Memorial was held yesterday in Springfield

(Springfield-jm) – Law enforcement leaders from across Illinois joined friends, family and state officials in Springfield Thursday to honor officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. Ca...

Native Americans hope Illinois lawmakers can transfer stolen land, ban racist school mascots - Vimarsana News

Native Americans hope Illinois lawmakers can transfer stolen land, ban racist school mascots

Illinois lawmakers could pass several pieces of legislation this spring to help Native Americans across the state.

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Illinois Senate GOP call for end of free undocumented healthcare services - Vimarsana News

Illinois Senate GOP call for end of free undocumented healthcare services

Illinois Senate Republicans say the state cannot continue spending large amounts of money on free health care services for undocumented immigrants.

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"This can never happen again": Lawmakers, advocates call for new funeral home regulations following Heinz investigation - Vimarsana News

"This can never happen again": Lawmakers, advocates call for new funeral home regulations following Heinz investigation

Sen. Doris Turner says Democrats and Republicans need to work together this year to ensure Illinois funeral homes never mishandle bodily remains again.

Source: wandtv.com