News emerged on Friday that all members of the Chicago Board of Education have resigned. This decision comes amid ongoing pressure from Mayor Brandon Johnson to dismiss Pedro Martinez. State Senator Seth Lewis (R-Bartlett) responded to the resignations with a statement.
The Senate Transportation Committee has concluded its sessions on proposed reforms for Illinois' public transit systems.
State Senator Seth Lewis has raised concerns about the transparency of mail-in ballot data release in DuPage County following the recent election.
As the year draws to a close, State Senator Seth Lewis has expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve the 24th District and extended holiday wishes to constituents.
Chicago, a significant transportation hub with a rich cultural landscape, is facing financial challenges.
Senator Seth Lewis has provided an update on new laws that took effect in Illinois on January 1, 2025.
State Senator Seth Lewis has initiated his third annual "Valentines for Seniors" card drive, aiming to bring joy to seniors in the 24th Senate District.
Senator Seth Lewis is urging community members to participate in his "Valentines for Seniors" program, with the deadline for submissions approaching on February 7.
Following the Senate Public Health Committee's approval of Senate Bill 93, State Senator Willie Preston and other lawmakers gathered at a press conference to discuss legislation aimed at banning harmful food additives.
Thousands of bills have been filed at the Capitol this year, and committees are currently busy reviewing them.
State Senator Seth Lewis is actively opposing House Bill 2827, titled the Homeschool Act, which proposes new requirements for homeschool families and private schools.
State Senator Seth Lewis is set to host a free job fair aimed at helping youths aged 16-21 find career opportunities.
Senate Bill 2075, proposed to improve motorcycle safety training accessibility and reduce costs, has passed the state Senate with unanimous support.
Legislation aimed at banning two potentially harmful food additives has received bipartisan approval in the Illinois Senate.
State Senator Seth Lewis and State Representative Amy Grant are set to host a mobile Department of Motor Vehicles event in Wheaton.