State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Ill.)
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Recent News About State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Ill.)
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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.
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Illinois senators advocate for nuclear development amid power supply concerns
At a recent press conference at Capitol, three Illinois State Senators underscored the pressing need to stabilize the state's power supply and enhance energy generation.
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Bill aims to modify restrictions for sex offenders in Illinois
Democratic lawmakers have introduced a bill, Senate Bill 2254, aimed at altering restrictions for convicted sex offenders.
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Illinois Senate declares 2026 the Route 66 Centennial Year
As the 100-year anniversary of Illinois Route 66 nears, the Illinois Senate has passed Senate Joint Resolution 12 (SJR 12).
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Illinois Treasurer opens agriculture photo contest for students aged 8 to 18
The Illinois Treasurer's Office has announced the Cream of the Crop Photo Contest, welcoming participation from students aged 8 to 18.
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New Salem Historic Site receives $8 million for essential repairs
The New Salem State Historic Site is set to receive $8 million for necessary repairs to its historic structures.
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Illinois homeschoolers protest new regulations at state capitol
Thousands of homeschooling families gathered at the Illinois State Capitol to voice their opposition to House Bill 2827.
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Illinois senators oppose governor's township elimination plan
Senators Chris Balkema and Chapin Rose have expressed their opposition to Governor JB Pritzker's proposal aimed at eliminating townships in Illinois.
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Illinois Republicans urge IHSA policy alignment with federal guidelines
State Republican lawmakers have reached out to the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) with a letter concerning the policies for transgender athletes in high school sports.
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Illinois Senate advances bill targeting human trafficking with expanded victim support
Senate Bill 2323, a bipartisan initiative, aims to enhance Illinois' approach to human trafficking by improving support services and coordination among state agencies.
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Bill allowing mental health defense in police assaults faces criticism
Senate Republicans have expressed concerns over House Bill 3458, which is currently under consideration.
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Illinois bill on homeschooling oversight sparks debate
Proposed legislation in Illinois, referred to as the Homeschool Act, is drawing significant attention and controversy.
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Illinois named highest-taxed state in new WalletHub study
Illinois has been identified as the state with the highest tax burden in the United States, according to a recent study by WalletHub.