Thousands of Illinois manufacturing jobs aren’t going to anonymous sweatshops overseas, they’re simply crossing state lines.
Nearly a third of Illinois layoffs reported in April came from a taxpayer-subsidized move.
Mergers are a no-brainer for communities across the state, but state policy makes it nearly impossible.
Illinois desperately needs a final ruling on SB 1; the clock is ticking.
Full-time workers make up less than one-third of Illinois’ Medicaid rolls.
Chicago Teachers Union executives say their members shouldn’t have to contribute more money to their retirements because of a contract negotiation nearly 35 years ago.
A new report claims Chicagoans would face property-tax hikes nearing 50 percent to adequately fund city pensions.
IDOC employees were paid for over a million hours of overtime in 2014.
For more than a decade, Illinois has been giving select businesses many millions of dollars more in tax credits than the law allows.