The Illinois State Senate Executive Committee recently approved legislation that has received Republican opposition due to its impact on sex education for all ages of students in the state.
A piece of legislation sponsored by state Sen. Win Stoller (R-Germantown Hills) would enable small business owners to be taxed at the entity level, rather than having the income pass through to their return, and it’s gaining bipartisan support.
With Illinois legislators currently considering how to divide up the state’s voters among their legislative districts, Republican lawmakers proposed legislation in March that would take the process out of politicians' hands.
As Illinois politicians prepare to redraw the legislative maps that determine how the state’s voters are represented, Republicans have introduced legislation to put the process in an independent commission's hands.
LaSalle Alderman Jim Bacidore recently expressed frustration with other members of the City Council over the request to pay $12,500 to the North Central Illinois Economic Development Corp.