Bad budgeting basics: How Illinois’ budget process hurts taxpayers
Bad budgeting basics: How Illinois’ budget process hurts taxpayers
It is time to give taxpayers and businesses the certainty they need to plan a long-term future in the state.
It is time to give taxpayers and businesses the certainty they need to plan a long-term future in the state.
Despite political differences between Chicago and much of the rest of the Land of Lincoln, making Chicago its own state is not a serious idea or good use of time.
Michigan nixed a law mandating inflated wages for public construction projects. The Prairie State should follow suit.
Illinois’ pension laws are forcing the city of Harvey to pay its creditors through short-term negotiated agreements just to meet payroll.
As Illinois struggles to address its people problem, population loss has plagued communities across the Land of Lincoln. But the shrinkage in some areas has been more severe than others.
Atlantic Coca-Cola Bottling Co. plans to move its Rock Island facility to Walcott, Iowa, where the company is expected to receive substantial tax incentives.
A few brave souls have come forward with their stories about the behavior under Madigan’s dome. But how many still feel powerless?
Lawmakers in Springfield are seeking to offer patients with debilitating conditions the option to replace opioids with medical marijuana.
An investigation into the office of a former township official concluded with no criminal charges. But the probe did find evidence that calls into question the merits of township governance.
Illinois’ fiscal year 2019 spending plan includes reforms to discourage some irresponsible spending by local governments.
Tim Mapes has resigned from his posts in Madigan’s office and the Democratic Party of Illinois after a fellow staff member accused him of sexual harassment.