Jeremy Gorner

5 days ago | chicagotribune.com | Jeremy Gorner |Addison Wright |Olivia Olander |Dan Petrella

SPRINGFIELD — Along with a budget that passed shortly before Saturday’s deadline, Illinois legislators passed a flurry of bills in the final days of the General Assembly’s spring session on issues ranging from police hiring practices to traffic safety. Here are some of the bills heading to Gov. JB Pritzker’s desk after passing out of the legislature at the end of the four-month session.

6 days ago | chicagotribune.com | Dan Petrella |Jeremy Gorner |Olivia Olander |Addison Wright

SPRINGFIELD — Democratic state lawmakers voted late Saturday, just minutes before their midnight deadline, to send Gov. JB Pritzker the final piece of a $55 billion budget balanced with a combination of spending cuts and an estimated $800 million plus in tax increases, including hikes on tobacco products, vaping and online sportsbooks.

6 days ago | gazettextra.com | Dan Petrella |Jeremy Gorner |Olivia Olander |Addison Wright

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - With only hours remaining before their midnight deadline, Democratic state lawmakers on Saturday still were finalizing various components of a more than $55 billion budget balanced with a combination of cuts and tax increases. The spending portion of the plan was unveiled late Friday, but a package of tax increases and other revenue measures had yet to surface by early Saturday afternoon. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

6 days ago | thederrick.com | Dan Petrella |Jeremy Gorner |Olivia Olander |Addison Wright

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — With only hours remaining before their midnight deadline, Democratic state lawmakers on Saturday still were finalizing various components of a more than $55 billion budget balanced with a combination of cuts and tax increases. The spending portion of the plan was unveiled late Friday, but a package of tax increases and other revenue measures had yet to surface by early Saturday afternoon.

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Dan Petrella |Jeremy Gorner |Olivia Olander |Addison Wright

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