Illinois quick hits: Coalition calls for more action on data centers
Coalition calls for more action on data centers
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IL House GOP asks “Have you had enough yet” following student’s murder
(The Center Square) - After the alleged murder of a Loyola University student by a migrant who was in the country illegally, Gov. J.B.... Read More.
Gas spike continues for Illinoisans; state leaders offer no plan to help yet
(The Center Square) - As fuel prices continue rising, government leaders in Illinois have responded to growing concern over the impact high gas prices... Read More.
Illinois lagging the nation for entrepreneurship, economic growth
(The Center Square) - Illinois Policy Institute's Josh Bandoch says he could have easily predicted the state would rank as lowly as it does... Read More.
Illinois Quick Hits: Iowa PA license wait times half of Illinois
(The Center Square) - The Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing says the state's average wait time for new physician assistant licenses is... Read More.
Illinois Quick Hits: DHS wants migrant charged with killing to remain in custody
(The Center Square) - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is asking Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Chicago officials to not release a Venezuelan migrant... Read More.
IL U.S. Rep says GOP caused health care crisis by failing to extend ACA tax credits
(The Center Square) - A Democratic Illinois congresswoman says Republicans have caused a health care crisis by not extending Affordable Care Act tax credits.
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Illinois bill aims to delay 2024 tax sales, protect homeowners’ equity
(The Center Square) - Illinois lawmakers are weighing a proposal to delay property tax sales and pause penalties as the state grapples with how... Read More.
Illinois Quick Hits: Man on pretrial release charged with fireman’s murder
(The Center Square) - A Chicago man is charged with murder and aggravated arson in connection with a fire that killed city firefighter and... Read More.
IL wage law doesn’t stop lawsuits over off-shift work
The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled the state's wage law doesn't protect employers from lawsuits accusing companies of not paying workers for duties completed... Read More.
