Stop the Toll Hike
Stop the Toll Hike
Illinois drivers already pay some of the highest taxes and fees in the country.
Illinois drivers already pay some of the highest taxes and fees in the country.
The majority of IFT’s spending is not on representing teachers, according to its own reports. Teachers can opt out of the union during August.
A sales tax increase for the Regional Transportation Authority, soon to replaced by ]the Northern Illinois Transit Authority, goes into effect Aug. 1.
Educators can join thousands of their colleagues and opt out of union membership — and retain all benefits provided in their contract.
The issue was a priority for the governor. Here’s what you need to know.
The measure would prohibit most student cell phone use in class. Illinois is one of only eight states with no state law governing cell phone use in schools.
Not all of the nearly 3,100 bills introduced this year in Springfield aim at top voter concerns.
As teams in Chicago and elsewhere pursue new venues and entertainment districts, lawmakers face renewed questions about public financing.
Chicago will have one of the highest big-city rates in the country when the transit tax inches up Aug. 1.
The union embraces political spending tactics the Chicago Teachers Union uses in an effort to further its political goals.
You still have time to tell the Illinois Tollway board to reject the increases.
The state board of education approved a comprehensive plan to guide school districts on evidence-based math instruction.
Illinois wisely scrapped a proposal that could well have violated a 1988 state Supreme Court ruling.