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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is on the wrong side of public opinion, with new polling showing most voters view him unfavorably ...
June housing production in Illinois continues to lag the rest of the nation, leading to price problems across the state ...
Gov. J.B. Pritzker had a chance to stop a bill putting taxpayers on the hook for $11.1 billion in inflated pension benefits for Chicago police and firefighters. He blew it. Taxpayers will be paying ...
As Chicago faces a major deficit for fiscal year 2026, Mayor Brandon Johnson is considering resurrecting a failed idea that ...
Chicago homicides were at a decade low for the 12 months through June, but also down was the arrest rate from 42% to 27%.
There is one time a year for most public education employees to opt out of their teachers union. That time is now. Here’s why ...
Illinois’ latest drop in gross domestic product shows broader issues with the state. The state’s real GDP has been struggling ...
Just 15% to 26% of Illinois teachers union spending was on representing teachers in 2024. But public education employees can ...
About 2-in-5 Illinois elementary students can read at grade level, so there is a lot of room for improvement. Five new bills ...
The Illinois Policy Institute’s Center for Poverty Solutions received national backing for a job co-op that will target ...
Despite record revenues, Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s 2026 budget hikes taxes by another $482 million. Illinoisans are paying 44% ...
A bill in Congress would hold the National Education Association accountable, forcing it to once more put students and ...
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