Illinois cigarette tax money goes up in smoke
Illinois cigarette tax money goes up in smoke
Illinois’ high cigarette tax is a flighty source of revenue with unintended consequences.
Illinois’ high cigarette tax is a flighty source of revenue with unintended consequences.
Many reforms are still needed in Illinois higher education system despite credit rating affirmations and upgrades to seven Illinois universities.
Whether a new bill would actually strengthen privacy protections, or merely encourage lawsuits, burden businesses and suppress innovation are open questions.
News outlets have reported that Foxconn will announce plans to build a production plant in Wisconsin that could employ up to 13,000 workers.
CPS’ 2017-18 budget shows cuts for many schools as student populations shrink, despite an increase in per-pupil spending for the district as a whole.
Senate Bill 1 is yet another unfair bailout of long-term mismanagement within Chicago Public Schools.
Lake Bluff homeowners home sharing with Airbnb were forced to cease and desist by the village zoning board.
The special session will deal with Senate Bill 1, an education finance bill that contains an annual $215 million pension bailout for Chicago Public Schools.
Suburbs such as Downers Grove make dining out costlier through tax hikes.
The reinstatement of a federal asset forfeiture program marks a step backward for civil asset forfeiture reform.
Illinois taxpayers deserve to have a voice in budgeting decisions as politicians continually look to hike their taxes.
State Rep. Robert Martwick blamed “poorly written” ethics laws for his failure to disclose income from political consulting work.
Illinois’ June jobs data show 4,300 more Illinoisans are unemployed and the state’s labor force is down 20,400 people.