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    The Illinois House of Representatives unanimously approved a measure Wednesday to require safety plans and create guardrails for “catastrophic risks” created by artificial intelligence (AI).

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    The Illinois House of Representatives passed a pair of measures Wednesday that would require the state to review alleged excessive or discriminatory homeowners and auto insurance increases. 

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    As the May 31 legislative deadline approaches, the Illinois Senate Executive Committee advanced eight measures Tuesday that aim to increase home construction in the state, including some of the proposals from Gov. JB Pritzker.

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    Pictured: Hemp plants. [Stephen Ward, Oregon State University / CC BY-SA 2.0]

    Illinois lawmakers are considering a cannabis omnibus that aims to ease regulations that have served as a barrier to social equity cannabis license holders. 

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    Illinois could soon be among the first states to ban “surveillance pricing” that uses personal data to set prices.

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    The Illinois House of Representatives advanced a measure Thursday that would create a Prescription Drug Affordability Board in Illinois. 

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    The Illinois Senate Thursday approved regulations for artificial intelligence (AI) companies, including required safety plans and guardrails for “catastrophic risks” created by the technology.

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    A bill prohibiting so-called “junk fees” in Illinois is headed to the governor’s desk after the Illinois Senate approved it Wednesday.

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    The Illinois House Ethics and Elections Committee heard testimony Tuesday on a measure that would allow individuals who are incarcerated to vote.

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    The Illinois General Assembly has less than two weeks left in its 2026 legislative session, and the governor’s proposed housing program, artificial intelligence (AI) and data center regulations and a megaprojects bill that could keep the Chicago Bears in Illinois are all being considered by state lawmakers.

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