Pritzker touts progress. Illinois gets an F. A $166.3 billion shortfall raises a hard question: Who pays for Springfield’s promises?
Socialist campaign help. A supporter’s reported violent rhetoric. Springfield Alderwoman Jennifer Notariano’s political alliances raise serious concerns about judgment, police funding, and the priorities behind her bid for another term.
Springfield voters face a housing question with consequences beyond landlords. Who pays for inspections and licensing? Could renters face higher costs? Before endorsing a new program, discover the unanswered questions about its price, powers, & risks
Sold as help for children. Collected from your wallet. Tazewell County’s school tax could push Pekin meal taxes to 12.5%, without guaranteeing a penny off your property tax bill.
More money. Lost school choice. Six in ten tested students below Illinois’ math benchmark. Turley’s warning puts Springfield on notice: Children cannot afford another year of political promises.
Jim Durkin hands Pritzker a campaign weapon. Republican voters demand a fight. With Election Day closing in, will party leaders back their nominee or leave Illinois’ demand for change unanswered?
