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 launches grant program to restore neglected cemeteries
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) has introduced the Cemetery Relief Fund Grant Program, aiming to restore cemeteries that have been abandoned or are in need of maintenance.
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New bill aims to ease utility costs for middle-class families in Illinois
In light of recent increases in electricity rates across Illinois, new legislation has been introduced by Senate Republicans to help families facing higher utility bills.
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Dry weather heightens risk of field fires for central Illinois farmers
An extended period of hot and dry weather has increased the risk of field fires across Central Illinois.
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Ameren Illinois launches $150 grant program for qualifying households facing high summer bills
Ameren Illinois has introduced a $4 million assistance program aimed at helping income-qualified households manage higher electricity bills during the summer.
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Illinois families and teachers offered tax relief for back-to-school expenses
As the new school year begins, Illinois families and educators have access to tax credits intended to reduce education-related expenses.
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Illinois’ elimination of cash bail faces criticism amid new federal scrutiny
Illinois is facing renewed national attention following its decision to end cash bail, a move made in 2023 under the SAFE-T Act.
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Illinois enacts grant program to support care of retired police dogs
Legislation establishing the Care for Retired Police Dogs Grant Program has been signed into law in Illinois.
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Illinois reports record-breaking tourism numbers for 2024
Illinois experienced a significant rise in tourism during 2024, according to recent data from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity’s Office of Tourism.
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Secretary of State warns Illinois residents about DMV text message scam
Illinois officials are alerting residents to a phishing scam involving fraudulent text messages claiming to be from the “Illinois Department of Motor Vehicles.” The scam has been active for several months and uses urgent language such as “Final...
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Illinois expands online licensing platform with more license types
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) has completed the second phase of its move to a new online licensing platform, called CORE (Comprehensive Online Regulatory Environment).
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Back-to-school safety tips issued by National Safety Council
As the new school year begins, safety remains a top concern for students and families.
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Illinois governor signs SB 328; critics cite risk of increased out-of-state lawsuits
Governor JB Pritzker has signed Senate Bill 328 into law, a move that has drawn criticism from Republican lawmakers, business groups, and watchdog organizations.
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Illinois opens applications for $12 million Safe Routes to School grants
The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has opened the application period for its Safe Routes to School program, which is designed to improve safety for students traveling to and from school.
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Senate Republicans criticize Governor Pritzker over handling of Illinois redistricting
Senate Republicans have criticized Governor JB Pritzker for his recent comments on redistricting in other states, questioning his credibility on the issue due to actions taken during his tenure in Illinois.
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Illinois opens new round of rental aid for tenants facing eviction
The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) has launched a new round of assistance through the Illinois Court-Based Rental Assistance Program (CBRAP).
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Sue Rezin addresses Oswego tragedy and criticizes Illinois tax policies
Illinois State Senator Sue Rezin shared condolences regarding a recent tragedy in Oswego via social media on July 30-31 and discussed state tax policy concerns on August 1.
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Illinois faces potential $700 million annual penalties due to SNAP errors
Republican lawmakers are urging for more transparency following reports indicating that Illinois may owe the federal government over $700 million annually due to high error rates in its administration of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance...
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Senator Rezin files bill to fast-track small modular reactor permits in Illinois
In a move to bolster Illinois' energy future and address increasing electricity demand, Illinois Senate Minority Deputy Leader Sue Rezin (R-Morris) has introduced legislation aimed at expediting the siting and permitting process for small modular...
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Illinois ranks last for financial transparency according to new report
In a new report by Truth in Accounting, Illinois has been ranked last among all 50 states for financial transparency.
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Illinois awards $7 million to tech incubators for innovation support
Last week, the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity announced it will award $7 million to four tech incubators across the state.