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Tough concussion rules get OK

A plan aimed at giving high school athletes more information about the dangers of concussions moved onto the Illinois Senate Tuesday after the House approved.

ComEd rate hike plan likely controversial

The details of ComEd’s plan to pay for major upgrades to the power grid through annual increases in electric rates could be negotiated and altered in the coming months before lawmakers take any votes on it. ...
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Byrne: The worst is yet to come in Illinois

Tax increases will only make matters worse. ...
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Income tax hike passes with no GOP support

A triumphant Gov. Pat Quinn congratulated fellow Democrats early today after the Illinois Senate and House sent him a major income tax increase without a single Republican vote in favor. ...
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Democratic leaders push for income-tax compromise

Madigan visits state Senate floor to press for tax hike....
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Illinois loses seat in U.S. House

Statehouse Democrats have upper hand in redrawing political borders....
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‘Sucking the system dry’

The head of a state taxpayers group Wednesday called government employee pensions in Illinois “looney” and cited the example of a former local school superintendent who retired on more than $200,000 a year. ...
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Quinn to end Put Illinois to Work

Jobs program led to full-time work for less than 10 percent of participants. ...
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Illinois Senate OKs civil unions

Civil unions for same-sex couples could take place in Illinois starting next summer after the state Senate on Wednesday approved a measure supporters hailed as a historic breakthrough for equality. ...
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IRS has $4 million in undeliverable Ill. refunds

Illinois residents who changed addresses this year may want to check with the Internal Revenue Service -- the agency might have a check waiting....
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