State Journal-Register
4 Jan, 2019
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Under the Dome Podcast: The arrival of Pritzker and more Dems nears
On this week's Under the Dome Podcast, we discuss the upcoming inaugurations of a Democrat-controlled Illinois General Assembly and Democratic Gov.-elect
Stratton bringing love of mediation to lieutenant governor’s office

Juliana Stratton will take the oath of office as Illinois' lieutenant governor on Jan. 14.

Pritzker names heads for Revenue, Ag departments

A retiring Republican state House member and a former Democratic state senator are among the latest people hired by Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker .

Illinois Ag director Raymond Poe ready to enjoy retirement

Illinois Department of Agriculture Director Raymond Poe was in the Illinois House for two decades before being named to run the department in 2015.

‘My first job’ is the 17th District, Cheri Bustos says as she takes helm of DCCC

U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos will also spend the next two years heading the House DCCC.

Trump names ex-state senator as ambassador to Kenya

SPRINGFIELD - President Donald Trump has tabbed former Illinois State Sen.

Milhiser unanimously confirmed by Senate as U.S. Attorney

The U.S. Senate voted unanimously Wednesday to confirm John Milhiser as U.S. attorney for the Central District of Illinois.

Laws covering guns, nursing moms, pink hunting apparel took effect Jan. 1

Along with holiday celebrations, the end of a year brings another annual event to the state.It's the time for new state laws to take effect and get

How would recreational pot affect Illinois’ medical marijuana?

The need for a statewide medical-marijuana program won't go away if the Illinois General Assembly and Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker approve recreational pot.

New rear-facing child car seat law takes effect

Children 2 years of age and younger will have to ride in rear-facing car seats, under a new Illinois law.

Sports betting not a financial home run for states

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.  - The race to legalize sports betting is on now that the U.S. Supreme Court has allowed it in all 50 states.

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