• Ben Szalinski
    APR 26, 2022
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    Religious, nonprofit groups get long-awaited grant funding for security in state budget  

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    Gov. JB Pritzker and General Assembly Democrats pose for a picture after Pritzker signed the budget on April 19. [Ben Szalinski/The Daily Line]

    As concern grows about hate crimes against religious and minority groups, Illinois’ Fiscal Year 2023 budget stands to give first-time funding to a program established five years ago to help organizations with security costs.

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