Springfield News
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State revenues held steady in October, and a state credit upgrade reflected positive changes to the Illinois economy, but the state’s pension liability could stop those improvements.
That’s according to the October report from the Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability (COGFA).
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In the early hours of Oct. 31, Illinois General Assembly passed $1.5 billion in funding for public transportation, an energy omnibus that lifts the state nuclear ban and invests in battery storage and a measure allowing private action to be taken against immigration enforcement agents who violate civil rights.
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Illinois politicians descended on Springfield Monday morning to file to run in the 2026 midterms. Some are running in districts national Democrats are looking to redraw.


















