Illinois enters 'lame duck' session with legislative concerns
When the Illinois General Assembly reconvenes in Springfield on January 4, 2025, it will mark the beginning of a "lame duck" session.
When the Illinois General Assembly reconvenes in Springfield on January 4, 2025, it will mark the beginning of a "lame duck" session.
I had another opportunity to celebrate the Christmas season in the 47th District.
I recently attended an event at St. Michael's Church in Wheaton, where the community gathered for the Advent by Candlelight Dinner.
State Representative Amy Grant is urging fire departments in Illinois to apply for a new grant aimed at enhancing public safety and community infrastructure.
The Madigan trial has entered its seventh week, continuing to reveal details about the alleged corrupt practices of the former Speaker.
A state watchdog has identified $7.2 million in fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) claims by Illinois state employees.
The scenic appeal of Chicago's suburban areas is attracting holiday filmmakers from across the nation.
The SAFE-T Act, a contentious piece of legislation in Illinois, was passed during a late-night lame-duck session without public input or debate.
State Representative Amy Grant of Wheaton is urging Illinois residents to participate in Small Business Saturday on November 30, 2024.
Organ and tissue donation is a critical process that saves lives.
Starting January 1, 2025, the minimum wage in Illinois will rise to $15 per hour for workers aged 18 and older, and $13 per hour for those under 18.
State Representative Amy Grant from Illinois is drawing attention to National Adoption Day, celebrating the families formed through adoption in the state.
State Representatives Amy Grant and William Hauter recently conducted a live demonstration on the Illinois House floor to illustrate the proper use of Narcan, a medication used to counteract opioid overdoses.
State Representative Amy Grant of Illinois is acknowledging National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month this November.
Illinois motorists have been granted an extension to transition from transponders to I-PASS stickers.