Springfield News
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Illinois House Republicans are calling on the governor’s office to release a report on proposed spending cuts by state agencies.
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The Illinois Senate passed a measure to limit the fees landlords can charge to renters, but the measure still needs to be approved by the Illinois House.
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The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) board approved new funding estimates for 2026 after the General Assembly passed a $1.5 billion revenue and reform package last week.
RTA Chair Kirk Dillard said the measure will prevent the agencies from cutting service or laying off staff in 2026 and will allow them to make additional investments to increase and improve service.
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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).

















