The sign-off from Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s board came despite overwhelming online comment opposition.
The sale of products containing certain ingredients already banned in the EU will be prohibited in Illinois beginning July 1, 2028.
Voters in school districts in St. Charles, Algonquin, Oswego and downstate Mahomet-Seymour will decide whether to approve borrowing for facility improvements.
The Illinois Tollway board is slated to vote on the proposal this week.
The proposed amendments would allow greater housing density, eliminate garage mandates and reduce approval hurdles for new developments.
Reducing property taxes and bureaucratic holdups will lead to safer communities and more economic opportunities on Chicago's South and West sides.
The governor signed a sweetener for city police and firefighters that’s estimated to add over $11 billion in accrued liabilities by 2055.
The state lags in several economic metrics as the governor runs for a third term.
State data shows that reading and math proficiency remain low and chronic absenteeism remains high.
The video game series has the Bears QB on the cover, a first for the team.
Illinois families say curbing high taxes is a top issue, and the state is losing loads of residents.
The state will require elementary teachers to be trained in the “science of reading.” Illinois should do the same.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker could expand access to training for high school students in careers such as welding and web development.