Illinois State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris)
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Recent News About Illinois State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris)
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Illinois imposes new tax on online sports bets starting July
Illinois has introduced a new tax on online sports bets, impacting both consumers and the state's legal sports betting industry.
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Illinois awards over $1 million in technology grants to public libraries
The Illinois Secretary of State's office is distributing over $1 million in technology grants to 88 public libraries statewide.
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Pritzker's sanctuary state policies face criticism over financial impact
Governor J.B. Pritzker recently traveled to Washington, D.C., where he defended Illinois' sanctuary state policies amid criticisms that these policies have incurred significant costs for the state's citizens.
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Illinois Republicans block new taxes but anticipate future challenges
Republican lawmakers in Illinois have successfully blocked several proposed tax increases, though they warn that these measures may resurface.
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Illinois General Assembly passes record-breaking spending plan
Governor J.B. Pritzker's spending plan, which includes nearly one billion dollars in tax increases and financial strategies, passed the General Assembly on May 31.
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Hundreds attend Senator Rezin's kids fair in Plano
More than 800 children and their families attended the Kids Fair organized by State Senator Sue Rezin on June 7 at the Fox Valley YMCA in Plano.
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Meta-Constellation deal prompts call to lift Illinois' new reactor ban
A recent power purchase agreement between Meta and Constellation for energy from the Clinton Clean Energy Center is being highlighted by State Senator Sue Rezin as a reason to lift Illinois' ban on new, large-scale nuclear reactors.
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Illinois Senate Republicans urge governor to protect disability care funding
Members of the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus have called on Governor JB Pritzker to maintain funding for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in Illinois.
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Senate Republicans urge action amid looming Illinois energy price hikes
In response to expected energy rate hikes affecting Illinois residents, Senate Republican members of the Energy and Public Utilities Committee are urging for immediate legislative measures.
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Illinois passes bill to aid young farmers with farmland access
Legislation aimed at supporting young farmers in Illinois has successfully passed through the General Assembly.
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Illinois Democrats consider tax hikes amid budget crisis
With one week remaining before the scheduled adjournment of the General Assembly, Illinois Democrats are working to address a budget shortfall attributed to years of unchecked spending.
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Illinois Senate passes bill to end discriminatory driving tests for seniors
Legislation aimed at ending a discriminatory driving test requirement for older drivers in Illinois has passed unanimously in the Senate.
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Senate Republicans unveil Memorial Day Wall at Illinois State Capitol
Members of the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus gathered at the Illinois State Capitol to unveil the 2025 Memorial Day Wall of Remembrance.
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Illinois SNAP expansion bill raises taxpayer cost concerns
Senate Republicans have voiced opposition to a new bill that expands access to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for college students in Illinois.
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Illinois faces $6 billion tax hike amid economic challenges
At a time when Illinois families face challenges with inflation, high grocery bills, and rising utility costs, Democrats in Springfield are proposing a $6 billion tax increase to support Governor JB Pritzker’s state budget.
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Senators demand new leadership at Illinois Department of Corrections
Illinois State Senators Jason Plummer and Terri Bryant have urged the withdrawal of Latoya Hughes' nomination as Director of the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC).
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Illinois announces $400 million for local transportation improvements
The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has announced a substantial allocation of $400 million aimed at supporting local transportation projects throughout the state.
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Illinois honors fallen firefighters at annual memorial service
Firefighters from various regions of Illinois gathered in Springfield on May 13 for the 32nd Annual Illinois Fallen Firefighter Memorial and Firefighter Medal of Honor Awards Ceremony.
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National Women’s Health Week highlights menopause, mental health, cancer in 2025
Starting each year on Mother's Day, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office on Women's Health leads National Women's Health Week (NWHW).
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Illinois Senate Republicans oppose estate tax cut affecting family farms
Illinois Senate Republicans are voicing concerns over a proposed reduction in the state's estate tax exemption, which Democrats in Springfield aim to lower from $4 million to $2 million.