CALL TO ACTION: Governor, DO NOT SIGN controversial criminal justice reform bill 1/13/2021 Tell Governor Pritzker "do not sign" this radical, anti-police legislation! Read more about CALL TO ACTION: Governor, DO NOT SIGN controversial criminal justice reform bill
CALL TO ACTION! Oppose anti-police legislation! 1/11/2021 Help spread the word about this radical, anti-police legislation! Read more about CALL TO ACTION! Oppose anti-police legislation!
Senator Oberweis warns Illinoisans about actions during lame-duck session 1/11/2021 With just hours to go in the 101st General Assembly, we are seeing Democrat lawmakers rushing through some of the most radical proposals in years. Read more about Senator Oberweis warns Illinoisans about actions during lame-duck session
Sign the petition: Oppose the Defund the Police bill 1/9/2021 House Bill 163 threatens the law enforcement profession by effectively defunding police departments across Illinois. Sign the petition to express your opposition. Read more about Sign the petition: Oppose the Defund the Police bill
January 9 is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 1/9/2021 On National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, let us renew our commitment to the police officers who put their lives on the line each and every day to serve and protect. Read more about January 9 is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
Merry Christmas! 12/24/2020 Greetings of the season to you and your family and your friends! Read more about Merry Christmas!
50th anniversary week of 1970 Illinois Constitutional Convention 12/15/2020 Illinois adopted its fourth, and current, Constitution on December 15, 1970. Read more about 50th anniversary week of 1970 Illinois Constitutional Convention
Illinois has four-phase plan to distribute COVID-19 vaccines 12/14/2020 The first shipment of the vaccines arrived Dec. 14 at regional distribution centers in Illinois. Read more about Illinois has four-phase plan to distribute COVID-19 vaccines
Happy Hanukkah! 12/10/2020 Greetings and blessings to you and yours as you celebrate the Festival of Lights! Read more about Happy Hanukkah!
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day 12/7/2020 -- a date which will live in infamy -- Read more about Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
Driver Services facilities statewide remain closed 12/6/2020 The Secretary of State Driver Services facilities are scheduled to reopen on January 5. Read more about Driver Services facilities statewide remain closed
High school seniors: Apply for conservation scholarships! 12/2/2020 High school seniors: Apply for conservation scholarships! Read more about High school seniors: Apply for conservation scholarships!
Giving thanks! 11/25/2020 Wishing you, your family and your friends a happy and healthy Thanksgiving! Read more about Giving thanks!
High school seniors: Apply now for Conservation Scholarships 11/24/2020 Scholarships of $2,000 are given to outstanding high school seniors who have demonstrated dedication to Illinois' natural resources. Read more about High school seniors: Apply now for Conservation Scholarships
Gettysburg Remembrance Day 11/19/2020 President Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address on Nov. 19, 1863, four and a half months after Union armies prevailed over Confederate armies at the Battle of Gettysburg. Read more about Gettysburg Remembrance Day
Eligible fire departments/ambulance services can seek funding 11/17/2020 All interested departments should send their applications no later than January 29, 2021. Read more about Eligible fire departments/ambulance services can seek funding
Celebrating the bravery of U.S. veterans 11/11/2020 Major hostilities of World War I were formally ended at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918. Read more about Celebrating the bravery of U.S. veterans
Free COVID-19 testing available at state mobile testing sites 11/9/2020 The Illinois Department of Public Health dispatches several mobile testing teams to various locations each week to provide free COVID-19 testing. Read more about Free COVID-19 testing available at state mobile testing sites
Enhancing investigative authority key to targeting corruption 10/27/2020 Illinois has strong ethics laws, but appropriate authorities can’t adequately investigate and enforce them. Read more about Enhancing investigative authority key to targeting corruption
Voting by mail 10/23/2020 Information about rights and responsibilities of those who want to vote by mail. Read more about Voting by mail
Small-business grants still available 10/21/2020 Millions of dollars are still available for businesses who have been financially impacted by COVID-19 closures. Read more about Small-business grants still available
Governor imposes additional mitigation measures on DuPage and Kane counties 10/20/2020 Oberweis is critical of Pritzker's decision to place the entire region under further restrictions. Read more about Governor imposes additional mitigation measures on DuPage and Kane counties
Recent indictments underscore need for anti-corruption reform 10/20/2020 Senate Republicans have introduced legislation to hold elected officials accountable. Read more about Recent indictments underscore need for anti-corruption reform