Illinois state Senator John Curran (R-Downers Grove) called a law that made it easier for employers to enforce COVID-19 vaccine mandates and testing "a dangerous precedent" when it comes to religious protections in the workplace.
On Jan. 9, Illinois State Sen. John Curran (R-Downers Grove) recently honored police officers on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.
Several politicians have been in talks regarding gang activities in Illinois.
Sen. John Curran gives a speech on how small businesses should be given more support in Illinois.
State Sen. John Curran (R-Downers Grove) said Illinois has enacted a law to add a layer of prevention against potential violence in schools.
State Sen. John Curran (R-Downers Grove) recently reposted a video from when the legislature was first considering the SAFE-T Act, in which he highlighted some constraints the bill will place on police departments and explains how he thinks communities will be less safe, especially when cash bail is eliminated on Jan. 1, 2023.
A Cook County jury awarded Sue Kamuda damages after the Environmental Protection Agency reported medical tool sterilization company Sterigenics emitted cancer-developing gas from its factories.
Senate Republican Leader John Curran (R-Downers Grove) is advocating for a series of bills aimed at the state’s business community.
Illinois Senate Minority leader John Curran (R-Downers Grove) has vowed to continue to work toward saving the Invest In Kids tax scholarship program since it is no longer included in the state’s pending budget.
Illinois state Sen. John Curran (R-Downers Grove) was saddened by the death of a man killed at a Juneteenth party in Willowbrook where 23 others were injured.
In an Aug. 8 Facebook post, Sen. John F. Curran announced that Illinois diabetics would see the cost of their insulin capped. Legislators took up the cause after other states have moved to cap the cost of insulin.
Illinois State Sen. John F. Curran acknowledged the 52nd commemoration of Women's Equality Day.
Illinois Senate Republican Leader John Curran (R-Downers Grove) said Illinois’ soft stance on crime “continues to embolden dangerous criminal behavior” after a husband and wife were pointlessly attacked in Chicago.