Eye On Illinois: Few news events – at least among those not involving fatalities – have the far-reaching and long-lasting implications of a hospital closure.
Eye On Illinois: On Monday, Northern Illinois Food Bank launched Vivery, a digital platform through which food aid agencies can more easily promote end-user access to specific resources.
Eye On Illinois: During his Jan. 9 inaugural address, Gov. JB Pritzker never said the words “income tax.” It seems unlikely he’ll omit that phrase from Feb. 15 speech, but context is crucial.
Eye On Illinois: “Election judges are no longer required to match signatures on mail in ballots? Is this true? Legalized election fraud?”
Eye On Illinois: One of the best parts of this gig is thoughtful readers responding with questions or suggestions, and few topics in the last several years generate more genuine feedback than exploring the future of electric vehicles.
Eye On Illinois: Fewer gas-powered vehicles on the road means smaller gas tax revenues.
Eye On Illinois: Local control. Economic development. Are they compatible? The governor finds himself squarely in the middle. Again.
Eye On Illinois: The appetite for less discretion in government is minimal. Reform is possible, but not if it’s unwanted.
Eye On Illinois: House Bill 5471.That’s formal identifier for the Protect Illinois Communities Act, broadly described as an assault weapon sales ban.
Eye On Illinois: Amid the frantic lame duck session, Gov. JB Pritzker delivered his second inaugural address Monday, a good occasion to reflect on his first such remarks in January 2019.
Eye On Illinois: Welcome to Illinois government, where everything happens all at once or not at all.
Eye On Illinois: Not all legislative vacancies are created equally.
Eye On Illinois: If you’d like to see Illinois’ legislative appointment process in action, Saturday is a prime opportunity.
Eye on Illinois: Today marks the beginning of the 118th U.S. Congress, and with it a notable shakeup in Illinois.
Eye on Illinois: This week marked the beginning of the 118th U.S. Congress, and with it a notable shakeup in Illinois.