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Illinois' Pritzker on excess state revenues: 'We should be talking about whether there are tax cuts that we can implement'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 26, 2023

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker recently announced that tax cuts could be in play if state revenues continue to exceed expectations.

Cabello pushes for business-friendly legislation: Governor, majority lawmakers doing nothing to make Illinois 'a business-friendly state'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 25, 2023

Illinois state Rep. John Cabello (R-Machesney Park) is among a growing number of lawmakers pushing for legislation designed to attract more businesses to the state and keep them from leaving.

Chirico: ‘This has created a situation where outside money is coming in’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 24, 2023

Naperville Councilwoman Theresa Sullivan was on the hot seat at the March 21 Naperville City Council meeting.

Chirico: ‘The mailer that has been talked about here was inappropriate. It's dirty politics’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 23, 2023

Naperville Mayor Steve Chirico admonished Councilwoman Theresa Sullivan for engaging in “dirty politics.”

DuPage County Events April 4 and after

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 22, 2023

DuPage County Events April 4 and after

HCHS varsity gymnastics team to compete at DGNHS on April 4

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 22, 2023

HCHS varsity gymnastics team to compete at DGNHS on April 4

Manley: ‘I am happy to report that dirty politics in District 86 just got exposed’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 22, 2023

Noel Manley is celebrating the resignation of Reid McCollum from the campaign of Asma Akhras Hinsdale Township High School District 86.

‘Complete fabrication. Every word of this mailer is a lie’: Coyne on Sullivan mailer

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 22, 2023

Former Naperville City Council member Kevin Coyne says a mail piece just sent to thousands of city residents is a "dangerous" and "a complete fabrication.”

Dirty tricks revealed in D86 race as Akhras campaigner resigns

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 21, 2023

Reid McCollum has stepped down from Asma Akhras’ campaign for Hinsdale Township High School District 86 after being caught engaging in dirty tricks on behalf of the campaign.

Books containing animated porn were removed from Florida public school libraries

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 21, 2023

Books including animated porn have been yanked from libraries throughout the state of Florida under the leadership of that state’s chief executive, Gov. Ron DeSantis, a likely candidate for president.

Burr Ridge Village Council approves proposed plan for city water and sewer prices for the next five years: 'This is the end result of a significant amount of work'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 21, 2023

The village of Burr Ridge recently approved a rate plan for the city's water and sewer prices for the next five years.

Challengers set eyes on Hinsdale Township High School District 86: 'Where is the debate?'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 21, 2023

A number of challengers are seeking spots on the Hinsdale Township High School District 86 school board. Five candidates are vying for three open spots in the race.

Oberman: 'It’s no secret, and we are well aware of the very real and legitimate public concern over rail safety'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 20, 2023

The Surface Transportation Board approves the massive railway merger affecting much of the Midwest.

Sanalitro: ‘The effects of this merger are expected to reverberate throughout communities in the 48th District’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 18, 2023

State Rep. Jennifer Sanalitro (R-Bloomingdale) is expressing her disappointment over the announced merger of Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern railways.

Alderman Dunn: 'I think it’s a good project, I do want to thank the zoning commission and committee for their diligence'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 16, 2023

The city council of Elmhurst approves a resolution for a planned development subdivision.

Bennett: Veterans bill 'designed to make sure that they receive the benefits that are rightfully owed to them'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 16, 2023

Sen. Tom Bennett is pushing legislation to help the families of veterans with their property taxes.

Wheaton Community Relations Committee: 'It doesn’t seem fiscally responsible for the city to leave commission seats unfilled'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 16, 2023

Members of the Wheaton Community Relations Committee addressed some concerns they have with city processes.

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Illinois' Pritzker on excess state revenues: 'We should be talking about whether there are tax cuts that we can implement'

Cabello pushes for business-friendly legislation: Governor, majority lawmakers doing nothing to make Illinois 'a business-friendly state'

Chirico: ‘This has created a situation where outside money is coming in’

Chirico: ‘The mailer that has been talked about here was inappropriate. It's dirty politics’

DuPage County Events April 4 and after

HCHS varsity gymnastics team to compete at DGNHS on April 4

Manley: ‘I am happy to report that dirty politics in District 86 just got exposed’

‘Complete fabrication. Every word of this mailer is a lie’: Coyne on Sullivan mailer

Dirty tricks revealed in D86 race as Akhras campaigner resigns

Books containing animated porn were removed from Florida public school libraries

Burr Ridge Village Council approves proposed plan for city water and sewer prices for the next five years: 'This is the end result of a significant amount of work'

Challengers set eyes on Hinsdale Township High School District 86: 'Where is the debate?'

Oberman: 'It’s no secret, and we are well aware of the very real and legitimate public concern over rail safety'

Sanalitro: ‘The effects of this merger are expected to reverberate throughout communities in the 48th District’

Alderman Dunn: 'I think it’s a good project, I do want to thank the zoning commission and committee for their diligence'

Bennett: Veterans bill 'designed to make sure that they receive the benefits that are rightfully owed to them'

Wheaton Community Relations Committee: 'It doesn’t seem fiscally responsible for the city to leave commission seats unfilled'

Alderman Deuter on adding stop signs: 'Surrounding communities made this change years ago'

Gansey: 'Attracting a second grocery store to the village has been the top economic development priority'

Bishop: I ‘would like to be sure that the district continues to challenge students academically’

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