Will Illinois pass a budget this year?
Will Illinois pass a budget this year?
History shows lawmakers prefer to avoid tough but necessary choices.
History shows lawmakers prefer to avoid tough but necessary choices.
House Bill 5760 would stop lawmakers’ scheduled cost-of-living adjustment. Illinois lawmakers are the fifth-highest paid state lawmakers in the nation.
A proposed amendment to the Illinois Constitution would render residents’ retirement earnings off limits for Springfield.
Poor accounting practices prevent true financial transparency in Illinois state government.
Following their colleagues in the House, 19 members of the Illinois Senate have signed on to a resolution opposing a progressive tax in Illinois.
Pensions and employee health insurance costs consumed nearly a quarter of Illinois’ fiscal year 2018 budget.
Illinoisans will have to work for 119 days this year to pay their federal, state and local tax bills.
Homeowners in Chicago’s collar counties faced some of the highest average property tax bills in the state in 2017.
Single-family homeowners in Rock Island County pay an average property tax bill above $2,800, according to a new report.
Two tennis pros make more than $100,000 in total compensation at Highland Park’s park district.
The Government Severance Pay Act would restrict outgoing officials from exiting office with excessive severance pay.
Taxpayers have won the defensive battle against a progressive tax hike. Now it’s time for some offense.
A House bill that would allow communities to consolidate local township governments has earned support from both parties – and the opposition of township officials.
Fifty lawmakers are taking a pledge to fight a progressive income tax in Illinois, denying progressive tax proponents the support needed to put a constitutional amendment on the ballot.