May 31, 2009 | Illinoisreview
Democrats Hike Income Tax 67%, Tax Services, Approve Four Casinos
A 50% income tax hike was not high enough. Slot machines in every convenience store and tavern wouldn't tempt enough people.
Slots at Arlington Park clears hurdle
Up to 1,000 slot machines could be coming to Arlington Park racetrack whether the village of Arlington Heights likes it or not.
Firemen Honored at Appreciation Dinner
Firemen of the Manhattan Fire Protection District were together on Saturday evening at Green Garden Country Club for an appreciation dinner that honors many for their years of service and commitment to the district, whether as a full-time member or volunteer.
I APPLAUD TV'S DR. PHIL for taking an active role in making sure that the octuplets born to Nadya Suleman are taken care of, along with their six older siblings.
Oeding named Valparaiso city manager
The appointment of a new city manager will change things at city hall beyond a new face.
Employees: 'We Were Sold Like Slaves'
" Employees at a metro automotive store say they feel like they were "sold like slaves" after their company filed for bankruptcy.
Members of the bipartisan Senate Committee on Deficit Reduction held the first of four hearings today to determine how to pare down the state deficit.
Senate Democrats block special election bill
Senate Democrats all but killed off a Republican-backed proposal today to create a special election for U.S. Sen.
Gopusa Illinois Daily Clips - March 3, 2009
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State GOP faces power struggle
Every 2 years, the Illinois Republican Party tears itself apart over a piece of legislation that supposedly would allow rank-and-file party members to have more say in party affairs.
ILGOP Opposes SB600 and Sen. Lauzen
The following email was sent out at 10:00 am this morning by the Illinois Republican Party.
Lawmaker proposes increase on gas tax
State Senate President John Cullerton wants to increase the state's gasoline tax.
Impeached Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich has been removed from office
The Illinois Senate voted to remove Gov. Rod Blagojevich from office Thursday, marking the first time in the state's long history of political corruption that a chief executive has been impeached and convicted.
Blagojevich says coming impeachment trial unfair
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, charged with trying to sell the US Senate seat formerly held by President Barack Obama, said on Friday he will not take part in an impeachment trial that could remove him from ...
Updated 12/10: Residents weigh in on governor's arrest
The Dunton House in downtown Arlington House is a restaurant known for talk on horse racing, weather and politics, where local and state office-seekers drop in during campaigns to arouse voters.