Illinois House balks on real workers’ compensation reform
Illinois’ economy remains hamstrung by a broken system.
4 ways to break out of Illinois’ pension trap
Causes, costs, how to set the state free
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Who’s afraid of term limits?
Illinois and Chicago should make career lawmakers a thing of the past.
Corruption Watch: April 2015
April saw two major players in Illinois education ensnared in charges of cronyism, among more than 60 other corruption-related stories.
Legislative Agenda for Entrepreneurs: An update on Illinois’ comeback story
The bipartisan path toward putting entrepreneurs first.
Illinois Senate to vote on historic transparency bill
House Bill 2717 is the type of good-government reform Illinoisans are thirsting for.
Closing imaginary loopholes in Illinois’ public-records law
While the Freedom of Information Act is abundantly clear, secrecy-obsessed bureaucrats often claim exemption.
Bill repealing ban on ex-offender employment in schools passes Illinois House
HB 494 empowers employers to find the best match for their school based on full information of a job applicant’s history.
Proposed law could save terminally ill patients in Illinois
Right-to-Try laws empower patients whose lives are on the line.
Illinois House passes nation’s most competitive crowdfunding rules
Illinois is poised to lead the crowdfunding revolution.
Illinois unions wrote the laws they blame in ‘fair share’ debate
Unions say state law forces them to represent all government workers – even those who don’t want to belong to a union. The catch? That’s what unions asked for.
