Lawmakers in Springfield hammering out the so-called Grand Bargain need to restore the faith of business in Illinois, a former state senator turned technology and manufacturing advocate said during a recent Chicago-based radio talk show appearance.
At least some Glen Ellyn parents are afraid to say they oppose a $24.2 million school improvement referendum that isn't necessary and is based on inflated estimates of how much those improvements will cost, a village trustee said in a recent radio broadcast.
Establishing a partnership between the city and area school districts would be a primary objective of Alderman at Large Richard Irvin if he becomes the next mayor of Aurora, Irvin said recently.
With the so-called 'Grand Bargain' compromise budget deal expected on the Senate floor next week, an Illinois House representative from Wheaton says it's harder to get people to understand an alternative proposal than it is to get it to the House floor.
The time is ripe for GOP legislators in Springfield to unite behind the party's agenda for reform, the newly named assistant House Republican Conference leader, a lawmaker from Lombard, said during a recent interview.
State Rep. Jeanne Ives (R-Wheaton) wants more details before passing judgment on the state transportation secretary's plan to address congestion issues on the Eisenhower Expressway.
A nationally recognized rating service's recent decision to downgrade DuPage County's bond rating is not as alarming as it sounds, said a county board member.
Illinois taxpayers need to send a clear message to the General Assembly to work with the governor and tackle the state's trillions of dollars in unfunded pension liabilities, the president of a government advisory group said during a recent radio interview.
While online campaigning and phone polling are changing the way elections happen, Democrats in Springfield may find themselves in an unfamiliar position if they should win a super-majority next week, a Chicago-area political reporter said during a radio interview.
The Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare," has had a real impact on Chicago-headquartered Dental Dreams' ability to provide services to low-income Medicaid recipients.