Rep. Deanne Mazzochi partnered with the Rx Abuse Leadership Initiative of Illinois (RALI) and hosted a webinar on opioid and substance abuse, and how the community can help fight this crisis, especially during the pandemic.
During a House Judiciary Criminal Committee session discussing HB 168 or the Amendment to the Humane Care for Animals Act, Illinois State Rep. Deanne Mazzochi (R-Elmhurst) commented on the bill.
State Rep. Amy Grant posted a message on her Facebook account telling her constituents in Illinois that they should oppose any proposed tax increase in their state because of something she read in a report from WalletHub.
State Rep. Seth Lewis (R-45th) posted a photo of himself and his family celebrating St. Patrick’s Day on his Facebook page.
The Illinois House Human Services Committee Special has advanced a bill that will allow special needs students to continue taking part in school programs through the end of the school year that they turned 22 years old.
Residents having trouble making a vaccination appointment online should call the Vaccine Appointment Call Center the Illinois Department of Public Health recently launched, Sen. Amy Grant said in March.
State Rep. Seth Lewis (R-Bartlett) toasted to his first month in Springfield as a time to remember.
Veteran state Rep. Jim Durkin (R-Western Springs) wants to see lawmakers in Springfield make the 47th Street Bridge a tribute to a young cancer victim.
Rep. Deanne Mazzochi (R-Westmont) supports a plan that asks Illinoisans to reimagine their state government void of political corruption.
Rep. Tim Butler (R-Springfield) discussed achieving transparency and full representation with IL Muslim Civic Coalitions Executive Director Reema Syeda Kamren and other witnesses at the House Redistricting Committee hearing on April 8.
Legislators in Illinois are considering legislation that would modernize the state's physician assistant (PA) laws and get rid of current "bureaucratic requirements."
CHANGE Illinois Policy director Ryan Tolley wants more public participation during Illinois' remapping process and laid part of that responsibility on lawmakers during a hearing led by State Rep. Tim Butler (R-Springfield).
State Rep. Deanne Mazzochi (R-Elmhurst) says the “Madigan Rules” remain staunchly in place in Springfield.
State Rep. Kathleen Willis (D-Northlake) was worried about allowing House Bill 1092 to pass out of the House Committee.
After the eight-year Commonwealth Edison bribery scheme that showed millions in bribery for legislative benefits and sharp increases to Illinois consumers' electric rates was uncovered, Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, the longest-standing House Speaker in American history, stepped down.