Quote of the day, February 26
Quote of the day, February 26
Lawmakers must ensure law-enforcement officers aren’t trampling the civil rights of Chicagoans.
Total proposed appropriations for more than one-third of state agencies – 37 departments out of nearly 100 – would change by 5 percent or less.
How village officials used public money to pad the pockets of one of the most successful artists of all time, and tried to keep it a secret.
As neighbors and regional peers move to foster business growth, Illinois is being left behind.
The taxpayers footing the bill will be left in the dark until after the contract is finalized.
If people are forced to pay money to unions, they should at the very least have easy access to a detailed account of how their money is spent.
Dollar for dollar, the death tax is likely the most economically harmful tax levied in Illinois.
When it comes to collecting ‘fair share’ fees, abolishing the practice would be the only outcome that’s truly fair to workers across the country.
Rauner’s initial pension proposal helps him achieve his goal of a balanced budget without tax increases. But it will take a comprehensive, 401(k)-style reform plan to solve the pension crisis once and for all.