The Department of Employment Security spent more than $650,000 to one vendor in 2009 with over $450,000 in payments for paper.
More people left Illinois last year than any other state except Michigan, according to a new study by United Van Lines.
As the national health care debate moves behind closed doors, CSPAN tries to let the sunshine in...and Obama's campaign promises come back to haunt him.
If we can't an across-the-board tax cut, let's pile up the tax breaks.
The Boston Globe's Jeff Jacoby explores the problems with Medicare--and why we should imitate Mayo instead.
Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) cited estimates that the federal stimulus would save/create 148,000 Illinois jobs. That's hardly been the case, as it turns out.
Promises of televised health care negotiations...
The Department of Employment Security has spent more then $3,000 on glue sticks over the past 2 years.
Those of us opposed to the health care
Could the mixture of Illinois's new capital building program and a lack of operating funds leave us with new -- but empty -- state facilities?
The Cato Institute takes a closer look at the generous wages and benefits offered by state and local governments.
In 2008, the state spent more than $8,000 on calendars. How much will it spend in 2010?
The state legislature pads local government pension benefits, and taxpayers get to pony up the money to pay for it.
Which departments had the highest average wages in 2008? Find out here.