Business
Illinois General Assembly: How they voted on HB62
Illinois HB62 passed the state Senate on June 1.
Illinois State Senate District 25
Recent News About Illinois State Senate District 25
Business
Illinois General Assembly: How they voted on HB837
Illinois HB837 passed the state Senate on June 1.
Business
Illinois General Assembly: HB26 actions on May 29
The following actions were taken on May 29 in the House on House bill HB26 ("higher ed-uniform admission"): "Added Co-Sponsor Rep. Deanne M. Mazzochi", "Passed Both Houses", "House Concurs" and "Senate Floor Amendment No. 1 House Concurs".
Business
Op-ed: Protecting every child with a heartbeat in our very religious communities
Within Illinois State Senate District 25, our community has been lied to.
Business
Op-ed: Misdemeanors for the possibility of killing 1,500 people
HB3447 – Bill passed allowing criminals with potential to kill 1,500 with cashless bail. Crime has risen in the state of Illinois for years now, as well as drug overdoses.
Business
Op-ed: Dividing instead of uniting
After the speech done by our Democratic Leader and Chief, Joe Biden, people are in awe, hurt, disgusted, and more divided than ever.
Business
Op-ed: Say 'no' to permanent vote-by-mail
It's that time again, where the county has sent out its "Permanent Vote by Mail" flyers.
Business
State Senate District 25 candidate Brown details intimidation following Op-ed describing encounter with pro-Hamas Democrat
Illinois State Senate District 25 candidate Heather Brown recently recounted a troubling experience during a petition drive event in which she felt intimidated by two individuals.
Business
Illinois State Senate District 25 Brown: ‘But at home, not allowed to be home alone at 14’
Heather Brown, a candidate for the Illinois State Senate District 25, has ignited a debate regarding the state’s laws pertaining to the age at which children can be left home alone.
Business
Illinois State Senate District 25 candidate Brown: ‘Stop allowing the schools to be able to do as they please WITHOUT your consent’
Heather Brown, a candidate for Illinois State Senate District 25, has endorsed the Parents Matter Coalition's initiative to place a parental rights question on the state's November 2024 ballot. Brown is advocating for parents to insist that "child's healthcare" be included in the ballot, underscoring the importance of enhanced parental consent in medical decisions and restricting schools' ability to act without parental approval.
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Illinois State Senate District 25 Brown: ‘Remember what they said within 24 hours after the attack on innocent civilians!’
Illinois State Senate District 25 candidate Heather Brown has taken a strong stance against antisemitism, particularly in the context of her opponent State Sen. Karina Villa’s response to the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israeli civilians. Villa, along with 15 Democrat colleagues, signed a letter attributing the Hamas attack to “inequality.”
Business
State Senate District 25 candidate Brown: ‘How much did you use to pay for tolls?’
State Senate District 25 candidate Heather Brown is bringing attention to the obscured history and rising costs of tolls in Illinois, emphasizing the need for transparency in the toll system. Highlighting the shift from toll booths to electronic systems, Brown expressed concern about the increasing toll increments that burden the working class.
Government
Illinois Sen. Villa’s prenatal syphilis testing bill passes House and Senate
State Sen. Karina Villa authored a bill amending prenatal syphilis testing requirements that passed both the House and Senate of the Illinois General Assembly.
Government
Illinois Sen. Villa environmental barriers enforcement bill passes House and Senate
State Sen. Karina Villa authored a bill that passed both the House and Senate to strengthen enforcement of accessibility standards in public facilities and housing.
Government
Illinois Sen. Villa’s nonopioid pain management bill passes House and Senate
State Sen. Karina Villa authored a bill promoting nonopioid pain management alternatives that passed both the Illinois House and Senate.