In addition to filling in college basketball brackets, Illinoisans can pick winners for another March tournament that will determine the “coolest thing made in Illinois.”

Tax season has begun as federal and state W-2 forms arrive in the mail, but according to the Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR), thousands of

Those wanting to purchase firearms would no longer need to possess a FOID card under legislation filed recently. Senate Bill 2535 would repeal the Firearm

On Jan. 5, it was announced that $50 million in funding is being released for the first round of matching grants of Illinois’ $420 million

As investigations into government corruption cases continue to play out in the headlines, passing commonsense legislation, including several measures unveiled last fall by Republican lawmakers,

New problems with Illinois’ Automatic Voter Registration system are being reported just days after Gov. Pritzker said there are no plans to suspend the AVR program, even

Senate Republicans reacted to Gov. Pritzker’s first official “State of the State” address, delivered to a joint session of Illinois lawmakers Jan. 29 in the

According to media reports, more than 500 people who are not citizens and are not legally eligible to vote in elections, were registered to vote

Right now State Senators and Representatives are finalizing their legislative agendas and filing their proposals in legislative form. With the spring legislative session set to

As a new legislative session begins, Senate Republicans are again calling on the chamber to take action to fix the current partisan practice of drawing