Illinois quick hits: WARN Act reporting shows 1,600 job losses in October
WARN Act reporting shows 1,600 job losses in October
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Pritzker, alders oppose Chicago tax plans, property tax hike could be next
(The Center Square) - As the Chicago City Council considers 2026 budget measures, Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposed tax hikes continue to draw disapproval from... Read More.
WATCH: Lawmakers call out Pritzker for lack of transparency with budget cuts
(The Center Square) - Illinois lawmakers say they are not getting information from Gov. J.B. Pritzker or state agencies about the governor's proposed spending... Read More.
Glock: Judge’s OK of Chicago’s anti-gun lawsuit questionable, at best
Firearms maker Glock is asking for permission to appeal a Cook County judge's ruling allowing the city of Chicago to continue its lawsuit against... Read More.
Report: Less than half of CPS students performing at grade level
(The Center Square) - Illinois Policy Institute policy analyst Hannah Schmid is sounding the alarm about the state's dimming prospects given Chicago Public Schools... Read More.
Illinois quick hits: Illinois House members vote along party lines; More than 40% of CPS teachers missed 10 or more school days; State Treasurer says Bright Start earns gold
Illinois House members vote along party lines
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Illinois quick hits: DHS responds to migrant release order
DHS responds to migrant release order
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Pritzker disagrees with Durbin on vote to end shutdown
(The Center Square) - Gov. J.B. Pritzker says he is disappointed that Illinois U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin voted in favor of ending the partial... Read More.
Pritzker open to conversation with Trump on alderman’s immigration proposal
(The Center Square) - A letter from a Chicago alderman to President Donald Trump could lead to conversation with Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker over... Read More.
Expert: Illinois’ outdated tax law leaves homeowners, taxpayers on the hook
(The Center Square) - Illinois remains the only state that hasn't reformed its property tax sale system after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in... Read More.
