State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Ill.)
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Recent News About State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Ill.)
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Illinois Senate passes bill easing hunting regulations for farmers
Legislation addressing deer overpopulation and its impact on farmers has advanced in Illinois.
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Illinois Democrats propose $6 billion tax hike amid economic strain
At a time when many Illinois families are tightening their budgets, state Democrats are proposing a $6 billion tax increase to support a significant expansion of government.
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Pritzker's national tour raises questions amid Illinois' economic struggles
Governor J.B. Pritzker of Illinois is currently on a national tour, which has sparked discussions about his priorities as the state faces economic challenges.
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Nine officers and K-9s honored at Illinois memorial ceremony
The Illinois Police Officer Memorial Ceremony was held on May 1 in Springfield to pay tribute to law enforcement officers who died while serving.
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Tragic accident claims lives at youth camp in Chatham
A tragic accident occurred at the YNOT Outdoors Summer and After School Camp in Chatham on April 28, resulting in the deaths of four children and injuring several others.
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Illinois Senate passes bill on stricter control of 'zombie drug
In a move to combat the increasing threat of synthetic drugs in Illinois, the Senate has approved legislation aimed at regulating xylazine more strictly.
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Bill amendments aim to ease burdens for disabled in Illinois
Legislation to ease regulations for disabled individuals has passed the Illinois Senate with unanimous approval.
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Chicago mayor seeks more state funding amid criticism from Republicans
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is returning to Springfield this week to advocate for more state funding for the city.
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State Senator announces nearly $48K grants for school libraries
State Senator Sue Rezin has announced the distribution of nearly $48,000 in state-funded library grants to public schools across her district.
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Illinois Senators tackle budget amid final stretch of legislative session
Illinois Senators have returned to Springfield after a two-week spring break to start deliberating on legislation recently passed by the House.
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Illinois drivers advised to be cautious during farmers' planting season
As planting season begins, Illinois roads are increasingly occupied by farmers utilizing large equipment such as tractors and planters.
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Illinois Senate Republicans seek federal guidance on sports fairness in light of Title IX
Members of the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus have reached out to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi requesting federal guidance on ensuring fairness in high school girls' and women's sports in Illinois.
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FFA students advocate for agriculture at Illinois Capitol
High school FFA students, farmers, and agriculture professionals convened at the Illinois State Capitol on April 9 for the annual Illinois Ag Lobby Day.
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Illinois Senate Republicans introduce childcare package to aid families and businesses
Illinois Senate Republicans have introduced a legislative package aimed at making childcare more affordable across the state.
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Homeschool bill stalls, but options remain for revival
Last week marked the deadline for bills in the Senate and House to move from their original chambers to the opposite chamber for further consideration.
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Democrat lawmakers advance controversial gun storage bill to the House
Democrat lawmakers have taken a step forward with Senate Bill 8, known as the Safe Gun Storage and Reporting Act.
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Illinois legislators push for stricter laws against child predators
Illinois Senate Republican Deputy Leader Sue Rezin and State Representative Jed Davis held a press conference alongside advocate Michelle Peterson to promote "Andrew’s Law."
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Illinois marks Child Abuse Prevention Month with awareness events and theme on prevention
April is recognized as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, a period dedicated to raising awareness and promoting initiatives aimed at ensuring children's safety.
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Senate Republicans push bill to address human trafficking loopholes in Illinois
Senate Republicans have introduced new legislation aimed at tightening Illinois laws to combat human trafficking more effectively.
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OSFM announces $4 million in grants for essential tools and equipment in Illinois
The Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal (OSFM) has disclosed the recipients of the 2024 Small Equipment Grant Program.