The Illinois Department of Revenue maintains Johnson County's property assessment equalization factor at 1.0000, ensuring stable local property taxes.

Chicago's Finance Committee approved a $1.75 million settlement for the family of Iris Chavez, an Army vet who died by suicide in police custody in 2021.

IDNR and IPFC in Illinois advocate for controlled burns to preserve ecosystems, launching a "Map Your Burn" initiative to collect data and promote prescribed fire benefits.

Chicago leaders have approved the Water Leak-Relief Pilot Program to help homeowners with high water bills due to underground leaks, starting January 1, 2025.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has introduced a relief program to assist with high water bills caused by underground leaks, which may soon provide $2.4 million in aid.

An IRS audit indicates Donald Trump may owe over $100 million, questioning his claims of the same losses twice on Chicago Trump Tower to obtain tax breaks.

Illinois lawmakers are advancing a bill to allow employees to opt out of mandatory labor meetings, which has support from Democrats and opposition from business groups.

Mayor Brandon Johnson's initiatives tackle Chicago's environmental challenges by reintroducing the DOE and launching various sustainability and climate programs.

The Illinois Department of Revenue has set the property tax multiplier for Macoupin County at 1.0000, maintaining equalized assessments and reflecting local property values based on sales data.

The Illinois Department of Revenue sets a property assessment equalization factor of 1.0000 for Wabash County, aiming to ensure fair property taxes by aligning assessments with market values.

Governor JB Pritzker has awarded $1.7 million in grants to 40 Illinois manufacturers to support innovation and boost the state's manufacturing strength.

Coles County property tax calculations remain unchanged with a stable equalization factor of 1.0000, ensuring uniform assessments and no direct impact on tax bills.

The Illinois Department of Revenue has maintained Ford County's property assessment equalization factor at 1.0000, indicating consistent assessment practices and no significant tax burden changes for residents.