The Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability (CGFA) recently released its December 2025 revenue report, which showed a mixed picture regarding Illinois’ tax revenue. In December, two key tax revenue…

On Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, we say thank you to the brave men and women of law enforcement for their unwavering commitment to safety and their communities. Established in 2015…

This morning, Gov. Pritzker signed the Democrats’ latest bait-and-switch green energy bill into law. “For years, Democrats have promised their green energy initiatives would ensure reliability and bring down costs,”…

In 2026, more than 250 new laws will go into effect in Illinois. These new laws cover a range of topics, from firearm storage (SB 8) to providing break time…

May you have a joyous Christmas Day filled with your favorite traditions and surrounded by loved ones. Merry Christmas!

Illinois House Republicans joined farmers and industry stakeholders at the Illinois Farm Bureau Annual Meeting held December 6-9. The multi-day conference brought together agricultural leaders from across the state to…

Human trafficking is a hidden crisis that devastates lives. Often described as modern-day slavery, trafficking involves the exploitation of vulnerable individuals for sex or labor. While it thrives in secrecy,…

On December 3, 1818, Illinois was admitted as the 21st state of the United States. That’s why on December 3rd of every year we commemorate Illinois Statehood Day. To celebrate,…

In the United States, a new person is added to the national transplant waiting list every 8 minutes. According to Donate Life, even the largest football stadium in the U.S. could…

The Illinois School Report Card uses numerical metrics, including anonymized collective test scores, to measure the abilities of Illinois public schools and school districts to educate their pupils. The report…