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    Attorney General Kwame Raoul says his office’s funding was cut by $10 million in the fiscal year 2027 budget, a move he said surprised him considering ongoing efforts to claw federal funding back after cuts.

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    Rideshare drivers in Illinois may soon be able to unionize after the state legislature sent a bill to the governor authorizing them to do so.

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    Gov. JB Pritzker took executive action Friday to pause tax incentives for data centers after the General Assembly opted not to do so during the spring session. 

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    The Illinois General Assembly approved hundreds of bills before adjourning last week, including a school cellphone ban, age verification for social media use and a ban on federal immigration detention centers near certain community fixtures.

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    Three years after a U.S. Supreme Court decision uprooted property tax sales across the country, the Illinois General Assembly approved a bill that would bring the state into compliance.

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    Illinois saw increases in revenue during the penultimate month of the fiscal year, with the state on track to bring in nearly $2 billion more in revenue than the previous year. 

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    The Illinois General Assembly approved a cannabis and hemp omnibus package that would ease regulatory burdens on cannabis sellers and restrict the sale of intoxicating hemp.

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    With the Northern Illinois Transit Authority (NITA) Act going into effect June 1, the current board overseeing Chicago-area transit approved a sales tax raise for Cook County and the collar counties.

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    Gov. JB Pritzker said a measure intended to keep the Chicago Bears in Illinois that was approved by the Illinois Senate early Monday is not the “final bill,” saying conversations continue between the legislature and the team.

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    Sen. Bill Cunningham (D-Chicago) presenting the Chicago Bears stadium bill on the senate floor Monday morning. [Camryn Cutinello/The Daily Line]

    A measure that would keep the Chicago Bears passed the Illinois Senate early Monday morning, but did not receive a vote in the Illinois House of Representatives.

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