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Dec. 7 in Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. State Sen. Neil Anderson wants to thank World War II veterans and all veterans for their service and

The Governor has ordered United States and Illinois flags to fly at half-staff until Dec. 30, to honor former President, George H.W. Bush, who died

On Dec. 3, 1818, Illinois became the 21st state in the union.  The Illinois Bicentennial has been celebrated with a yearlong celebration of what has

Illinois now has several new laws following the conclusion of the Fall Veto Session, where the General Assembly overrode measures vetoed by Gov. Bruce Rauner.

To ensure safe shopping this holiday season, the Illinois Attorney General has released its annual Safe Shopping Guide, which highlights hazardous toys, children’s products and

Lawmakers return to Springfield Nov. 27 for the final week of the Fall Veto Session to take further action on a number of pieces of

The 2018 Holiday Shopping Survey recently released by Wallet Hub shows 35 percent of Americans plan on spending more than $500 this holiday season, compared

Hitting the road, the railway, or the airport this Thanksgiving week? Expect more vehicles and longer lines, according to AAA.  AAA projects that 54.3 million

Senate Republican caucus members voted this week to retain State Senator Bill Brady as Senate Republican Leader. In a statement, Brady commented on the vote: 

Deer hunters are reminded to focus on safety as the 2018 Illinois Firearm Deer Season opens this week.  The seven-day firearm season begins this Friday,