Illinois State Rep. Blaine Wilhour (R-Beecher City) has thrown his support behind Rep. Paul Jacobs (R-Pomona) who wants to represent the 118th district for another term in the state House.
State Rep. Paul Jacobs (R-Pomona) applauded the annual Southern Illinois Construction Industry Career Expo for giving young people an opportunity to learn about what they could be doing and the money they could be making in this career.
Illinois state Sen. Jason Plummer (R-Edwardsville) wants to make sure his constituents have the latest information about the train derailment in Clinton County that happened earlier this week.
Illinois Republicans and state law enforcement groups have been outspoken against the Safety, Accountability, Fairness and Equity-Today Act, or SAFE-T Act, signed into law by Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D-IL) last year.
Illinois state Sen. Terri Bryant (R-Murphysboro) showed her support for events in Illinois’s 58th District and over the weekend took part in the Columbia Days parade.
After serving the community and school district his entire career, Taylorville Community Unit School District 3's School Resource Officer Brian Thomas has hung up his badge for the last time.
Illinois State Rep. Paul Jacobs (R-Pomona) is hailing the U.S. Supreme Court for their decision to strike down a New York concealed carry law in defense of 2nd Amendment rights.
Organizations that represent minority and immigrant groups in the Chicago-area have spoken out against Cook County's new proposed judicial subcircuit map unveiled by Democratic lawmakers last month.
After spending a night camping out on Chicago's South Side, GOP Gubernatorial Candidate and current State Senator Darren Bailey (R-Louisville) is now asking what Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D-IL) and Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D-Chicago) are doing to stop the violence.
At least two news outlets have "called out" Gov. J.B. Pritzker for backpedaling after initially promising to veto an "unfair" map outlining the new legislative and congressional districts.
A bill aimed at adding agricultural science to the list of classes that count toward the minimum requirements for acceptance into Illinois colleges and universities has passed the state Senate.