The Illinois Department of Employment Security reports mixed job statistics in January, with job growth in some metro areas and an increase in unemployment rates across all districts.

Illinois is removing health care coverage for up to 6,000 non-citizen residents, aiming to save $13 million, while providing transition assistance for those affected.

Marion County maintains a steady property tax equalization factor of 1.0000, ensuring assessments align with 33.08% market value and fair tax distribution.

Illinois lawmakers are advancing a bill to enforce transparent pricing by making businesses disclose all mandatory fees upfront, aiming to protect consumers and eliminate hidden costs.

Bernie Sanders endorsed Graciela Guzmán, a CTU organizer running for Illinois' 20th State Senate seat, praising her progressive policies and challenging the status quo.

The Illinois Supreme Court race focuses on diversity with Justice Joy Cunningham fighting to keep her seat and Judge Jesse Reyes aiming to be the first Latino on the bench.

Low voter turnout is expected in Cook County referendums, which decide on various tax measures, despite the potential impact on public services and finances.

Kendall County's property assessment equalization factor stays at 1.0000 for fair state-wide assessments, unaffected by varying local taxing district boundaries.

Chicago voters can apply for vote-by-mail ballots until March 14 for the upcoming Illinois primary, with details on eligibility and procedures available online.

Piatt County has maintained a steady equalization factor of 1.0000, indicating that property assessments are aligned with market values, thus ensuring consistent property tax bills across the county.

AG Kwame Raoul highlights the work of Illinois' Public Access Counselor in promoting government transparency, as the PAC managed over 3,800 cases in 2023.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is cautiously optimistic about the Chicago Bears' plans for a new stadium, emphasizing investment benefits for both the team and city residents.

April Perry's confirmation as Chicago's U.S. attorney is stalled due to Sen. J.D. Vance's hold on nominees, affecting the office's leadership and efficiency.