Springfield News
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Rep. Ann Williams (D-Chicago) speaks in the House Energy and Environment Committee on Friday. [Ben Szalinski/The Daily Line]
The General Assembly approved an agreement between businesses and environmental groups to strictly regulate carbon pipeline construction in Illinois while providing a pathway to allow pipeline construction in a few years.
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Sen. Robert Peters (D-Chicago) speaks on the Senate floor on Thursday. [Ben Szalinski/The Daily Line]
The Senate voted to advance Gov. JB Pritzker’s top legislative priority this spring, sending the House three bills to reform health insurance and provide more equitable services for mothers of color.
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The Illinois Capitol
The House advanced a large and wide-ranging tax incentives package designed to attract new businesses by creating new tax credits or expanding existing programs.
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The Illinois Capitol
Illinois lawmakers have considered legislation over the last few years to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) to crack down on an array of issues from child pornography to identity protection. Legislators’ latest plan advanced Wednesday aims to protect students from bullying.
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House Speaker Chris Welch (D-Hillside) presents a bill allowing his staff to unionize in October 2023. [Ben Szalinski/The Daily Line]
Staff for House Speaker Chris Welch (D-Hillside) ripped the speaker and Senate President Don Harmon (D-Oak Park) for not advancing a bill this spring that would allow legislative staff to unionize.
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Rep. Kelly Cassidy (D-Chicago) speaks on the House floor on Monday. [Ben Szalinski/The Daily Line]
The House voted unanimously on Monday to make a series of reforms to the Prisoner Review Board two months after a decision by the board led the murder of an 11-year-old boy.
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Rep. Amy Elik (R-Godfrey) speaks at a news conference in Springfield on Thursday. [Blue Room Stream]
A bill that passed unanimously through the House in a rare move by Illinois lawmakers to create a new felony charge is hung up in the Senate.


















