JB Pritzker

House Bill 2682 passed the General Assembly in May. With Governor Pritzker's signature, Illinois now joins 34 other states with similar policies.

The Illinois Sheriff’s Association announced on Thursday it had filed a lawsuit against Governor J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Corrections for their refusal to accept transfers of parole violators or convicted individuals from jails across Illinois.

While the City of Rockford is working hard to make it easier for Rockford's restaurants to make outdoor dining/seating work, Chicago's mayor Lori Lightfoot is saying "not now."

It's a move some say is a violation of his own Stay-at-Home order. The governor does not seem to see it that way.

According to the Illinois Restaurant Association, nearly 5,200 restaurants will go out of business in the coming months because of COVID-19.

Illinois House Republican Leader Jim Durkin and Illinois Senate Republican Leader Bill Brady introduced a resolution to withdraw Governor Pritzker’s $3.7 billion progressive income tax hike from the Nov. 3, 2020, ballot.

Governor JB Pritzker's order requires businesses to remain closed with few exceptions. Now, a violation is a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of up to $2,500.

Kendall County, Illinois Sheriff Dwight Baird sent Governor Pritzker a letter explaining why he and his department are taking this stance.

16th District Congressman Adam Kinzinger visited with the WROK Morning Show on Wednesday morning to discuss a variety of items.

The annual state fairs in Springfield and DuQuoin haven't officially been cancelled yet, but it sure seems as though Governor Pritzker is leaning that way.