Illinois State Senator Sue Rezin
State Government: Agencies/Departments/Divisions | Elected State Legislators
Recent News About Illinois State Senator Sue Rezin
-
Rezin relaunches annual Valentine’s Day card drive for seniors
As Valentine's Day approaches, State Senator Sue Rezin is launching her "Valentines for Seniors" card drive.
-
Illinois state flag redesign sparks debate over priorities
The ongoing debate over the redesign of Illinois' state flag continues to polarize public opinion.
-
Illinois GOP opposes proposal to legalize prostitution amid public safety concerns
Illinois Democrats have introduced a proposal to legalize prostitution, sparking significant opposition and debate.
-
Sue Rezin receives SGAC Leadership Award at NFWL conference
State Senator Sue Rezin of Morris has been awarded the State Government Affairs Council (SGAC) Leadership Award.
-
Illinois General Assembly begins with focus on budget deficit
The inauguration of the 104th General Assembly marks a new phase for Illinois state government.
-
Legislation filed in Illinois seeks safeguards against potential voter fraud
State Senator Steve McClure is introducing new legislation aimed at safeguarding the integrity of elections in Illinois.
-
Illinois lawmakers pass controversial name change bill amid criticism
Illinois lawmakers convened the 104th General Assembly with inauguration ceremonies on January 8, following a four-day session described as a "Lame Duck" period.
-
Senator Rezin calls for reform and accountability in Illinois government
As Illinois embarks on the year 2025, the state faces significant challenges that demand attention.
-
Senator Rezin prepares for new legislative session amid district engagements
State Senator Sue Rezin has been actively engaging with her district since the legislature adjourned for the holiday break following the 2024 Fall Veto Session.
-
Illinoisans urged by IDPH to prioritize health amid rising pertussis cases
As winter approaches, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is urging residents to take measures against seasonal respiratory illnesses.
-
Madigan corruption trial progresses into third month
The trial of former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan has reached its third month at the Dirksen Federal Building in Chicago.
-
Illinois launches fire station grant program with $5 million funding
Fire departments in Illinois now have the chance to apply for a new grant program designed to aid in the construction and rehabilitation of fire stations.
-
Legislators gather in Denver to discuss key issues in U.S. energy policy
State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) participated in a significant meeting on December 2-3, joining legislators nationwide in Denver to address critical energy policy issues.
-
Senator Rezin calls for negotiations between Meridian Health and Northwestern Medicine
State Senator Sue Rezin has expressed concern over the impending removal of Northwestern Medicine from Meridian Health Plan of Illinois' network.
-
Illinois agency provides safety tips for a stress-free holiday season
The Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) advises residents to focus on safety during the holiday season to ensure a joyful and stress-free experience.
-
Illinois Senate Republicans urge governor to address prison drug crisis
Illinois Senate Republicans are urging Governor JB Pritzker to take immediate action in response to a growing drug crisis within the state's correctional facilities.
-
Illinois ranks low in state tax competitiveness index
A recent study by the Tax Foundation has placed Illinois at 37th in its State Tax Competitiveness Index.
-
Illinois faces higher heating bills this winter amid rising energy costs
As winter approaches, Illinois residents should prepare for increased heating bills compared to last year.
-
Safety tips shared for Thanksgiving celebrations
As Thanksgiving approaches, Illinois residents are being reminded to prioritize safety during the holiday.
-
Illinois Senate Republicans urge no new tax hikes amid budget deficit
The General Assembly's Veto Session concluded on Thursday, with minimal legislative progress in either chamber.