In the second part of our series, we highlight new laws that focus on supporting farmers, environmental changes, improving business practices, laws impacting public safety

As Illinoisans prepare to ring in the New Year, nearly 300 new laws are set to take effect on January 1, 2026. Some are reasonable,

This coming week, I and the other 58 senators who make up the Illinois State Senate will head to Springfield to begin work on legislation

DIXON – State Senator Li Arellano Jr (R-Dixon) is calling out Democrats for pushing through and signing what he calls failed energy legislation that will raise

DIXON — With the governor’s signature on Friday, Illinois is set to legalize assisted suicide next year, permitting doctors to prescribe life-ending medication to patients. “I am deeply disappointed

Illinois residents have been dealing with an energy crisis as families in central and southern Illinois see their bills jump by $45 a month. Even

Chicago’s transit system has faced a growing financial and operational crisis, and this Veto Session Democratic leaders chose to step in with a rescue plan

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, State Senator Li Arellano Jr is sharing helpful tips to ensure that you and your family have a fun

During the fall Veto Session, members of the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus once again hosted their annual Veterans Day Wall of Honor display at the

The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) is adjusting its Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification program to comply with a new rule from the United States