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Governor JB Pritzker has unveiled the BUILD Plan to address Illinois' housing crisis by facilitating and accelerating home construction.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker announced an additional $10 million investment in a training program aimed at migrant and refugee workers.

Illinois is changing its Temporary Visitor Driver's License (TVDL) to a standard driver's license, allowing undocumented residents to obtain an official ID starting in 2024.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is pressing for legislation to ban cell phone use in schools, revisiting a failed proposal from last year.

A kindergarten teacher in St. Charles, Illinois, was arrested for intentionally causing diarrheal illness in children under her care.

Illinois is implementing a new law in 2026 aimed at regulating student loan and educational financing agreements to protect consumers from predatory lending practices.

A clever dog in Illinois refused to leave a burning house without retrieving an important item, showcasing the intelligence of pets in critical situations.

The new HB 3247 law in Illinois, signed by Governor JB Pritzker, ensures that migrant students cannot be denied access to public education based on their or their parents' immigration status.

Democratic Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois claims that the White House owes each family in the state 10,770 kroner due to illegal tariff revenues as ruled by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker claims that the federal government owes each family in the state 10,770 kroner due to illegal tariff collections, as ruled by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker criticized tax cuts for Amazon, linking them to larger issues within the corporate tax system in the U.S.

The confirmed schedule for SNAP payments for March 2026 has been released for beneficiaries in Illinois, accompanied by new eligibility requirements for the program.

Evanston, Illinois, has initiated a reparations plan for Black residents but faces criticism for being ineffective and potentially unconstitutional.

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich criticized current Governor JB Pritzker for failing to prevent the Chicago Bears from considering a move to Indiana due to poor governance and high taxes in Illinois.

The Social Security Administration has published the payment schedule for beneficiaries in Illinois for March 2026.

An investigation reveals that taxpayers are bearing hidden costs related to the Obama Presidential Center, with no clear accounting from government agencies.

A Chicago-area teacher speaks out after losing their job due to a social media post, amid controversies surrounding racial segregation and education policies in Illinois.

Illinois' Cook County has announced a new policy allowing prosecution of ICE agents for serious charges in cases involving unlawful use of force during immigrant operations.

Lewis University in Illinois is moving some classes to online formats due to concerns about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operating in proximity to its campus.

ICE has initiated operations in a previously unannounced office building in Oak Brook, Illinois, amid local concerns regarding its presence and the transition of a nearby university to virtual classes.

Illinois Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton released a campaign video featuring individuals expressing anti-Trump sentiments as a part of her U.S. Senate bid.

The BUILD Plan announced by Illinois Governor JB Pritzker aims to accelerate the construction of affordable housing in response to a housing crisis in the state.

Lewis University in Illinois shifts some classes online due to concerns over U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operating in the same building.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has proposed a two-year halt on tax incentives for datacenters to address public concerns about their impact on local resources and affordability.

Illinois faces a potential loss of federal funding due to the illegal issuance of commercial licenses to noncitizens, with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy issuing a 30-day ultimatum to state officials to rectify the situation.

Illinois is offering up to $5000 in aid for migrants affected by ICE operations, facilitated by the Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

An Illinois school district faced criticism for its equity plan, which includes hiring diverse staff and conducting DEI training, after faculty celebrated the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

An Illinois couple discovered an identity theft scam when they received tax documents showing a stranger had used their name to work as an Uber driver, generating significant financial liability.

Chicago has launched a pilot program to electronically issue traffic tickets, aiming to streamline the citation process.

Illinois is launching financial aid programs to assist workers and entrepreneurs affected by ICE raids, with support reaching up to $5000.

The article discusses the voting process in Illinois for the 2026 elections, including necessary documents for registration and the participation of migrants.

Chinese New Year 2026 celebrations will take place in Illinois, particularly in Chicago's Chinatown, featuring traditional dances and cultural activities.

A guide on how to access free food distribution points in Illinois from February 16 to 21, 2026, highlighting the efforts of various organizations to combat hunger.

The 2026 primary elections in Illinois will feature candidates for governor and senate, with various Republicans vying for their party's nomination alongside incumbent Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker seeking re-election.

Illinois has officially passed a law aimed at enhancing vaccine access amidst ongoing federal health policy controversies.

NASA has confirmed that a fireball seen across multiple Midwestern states on February 10 was a meteoroid moving through the atmosphere.

Illinois residents will adjust their clocks on March 8, as Daylight Saving Time begins, resulting in later sunrises and sunsets.

Public libraries in Illinois will begin storing and managing naloxone, a life-saving drug, in response to the opioid crisis.

A winter storm affecting the southern United States will have limited effects on Illinois, which will experience unusually mild temperatures this weekend.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker expressed concerns that his billionaire status would be a disadvantage in a potential presidential run in 2028, reflecting on past challenges during his gubernatorial campaign.

Judicial Watch has filed a lawsuit against Evanston, Illinois, aiming to halt the city's reparations program that distributes funds based on race.

An eight-year-old boy, Markell Pierce, was found dead in Round Lake Beach, Illinois, under suspicious circumstances, leading to charges of murder against his mother and her boyfriend.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and other Democratic governors have announced a boycott of the White House dinner following a perceived snub related to invitations.

Chicago is set to invest $1.3 billion for the expansion of O'Hare Airport, adding a new terminal to improve passenger service and accommodate growing demand.

The article discusses the financial decline of blue states like California, Illinois, and New York, suggesting that they are heading towards disaster as companies relocate to states with more favorable conditions.

The author expresses anguish over the loss of their daughter due to the actions of an illegal alien protected by Illinois' sanctuary policies, criticizing Governor Pritzker for his lack of response to their inquiries.

Evanston, Illinois, has started delivering $25,000 reparations payments to 44 Black residents as part of a historic program established to address injustices faced by Black individuals in the community.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has announced an expansion of a millionaire program aimed at generating over 5000 new jobs through tourism, entertainment, and retail projects.

Professor Kim Yoon from Dongseong Women's University is holding a solo exhibition titled 'Saekdong Layers – A Field of Suspended Color' in Chicago and Illinois, USA.

Researchers from the University of Illinois have discovered a physical explanation for how magnetic fields slow the motion of carbon atoms in steel, potentially leading to more energy-efficient steel production.