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    The Illinois Department of Public Health’s vaccine advisory committee again rejected federal vaccine recommendations Tuesday, voting to continue to recommend the Hepatitis B vaccine for all newborns. 

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    Gov. JB Pritzker signed a series of bills last week, including measures raising the minimum detention age for juvenile offenders, protecting public officials from doxxing and expanding property tax relief for seniors. 

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    Gov. JB Pritzker said Monday that he could have gone either way on a measure allowing terminally ill patients to end their own lives but ultimately chose to sign the bill. 

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    The Illinois House Executive Committee hears Senate Bill 1950 May 16 in Springfield. [BlueRoomStream]

    Terminally ill patients will be able to medically end their own lives after Gov. JB Pritzker signed a bill Friday legalizing the process. 

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    The Chicago-area transit reform and revenue package is expected to avoid a fiscal cliff and implement beneficial reforms, but questions remain about funding sustainability and implementation, a new report from the Civic Federation says. 

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    With Sen. Donald DeWitte (R-West Dundee) retiring from the Illinois Senate, two candidates are running in the open primary to replace him. 

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    The Illinois State Board of Elections (SBE) Tuesday approved a $54.8 million budget request for the upcoming fiscal year and removed 12 candidates from the 2026 primary ballot. Candidates removed include Gov. JB Pritzker’s sole challenger in the Democratic primary for governor. 

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    Gov. JB Pritzker signed a bill Tuesday creating a right to civil action for individuals to sue law enforcement officers, including federal agents. 

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    A report released Monday found gender and racial pay gaps have persisted in Illinois despite efforts to narrow them. 

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    Illinois saw a small decrease in its unfunded pension liability in the 2025 fiscal year, but the system continues to suffer from decades of underfunding, according to a report from the Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability (COGFA).