On this week's episode of Under the Dome, SJ-R reporters Bernard Schoenburg and Doug Finke talk about efforts to get a discussion about legalized sports gambling, abortion and marijuana.
An average of 23,000 vehicles per day use each of the two bridges that carry Interstate 72 over Sixth Street in southern Springfield. The pair is among 21 bridges in the country considered structurally deficient by IDOT.
A dark money group that counts Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker among its donors has launched its first television advertisement supporting the graduated income tax.
Local government leaders testified Thursday in favor of legislation that would help them raise money through a variety of sources, including a tax on streaming and satellite services.
On the same day a large crowd of anti-abortion protesters crowded into the Illinois Capitol, House Republicans on Wednesday voiced their opposition to a collection of bills intended to increase access to abortion in Illinois.
Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker's administration has agreed to pay wage increases for home care and child care workers, as well as about $44 million in back pay.
In an effort to kick-start discussions on legal sports betting in Illinois, state Rep. Mike Zalewski has filed four different proposals.
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