State Week
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An analysis of the week in Illinois politics and government from the NPR Illinois.
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Illinois' attorney general this week agreed to drop enforcement of a new law that targeted what are often called crisis pregnancy centers.
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There is more focus on Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and his working relationship with Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
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The governor spoke at an event, saying "Illinois is back" and his administration is bringing jobs to the state. But how much credit does he deserve?
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Despite audit findings that raise concerns, there are questions about oversight and which agency can bring about change.
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Gov. Pritzker this week announced an additional $160 million in state spending on the migrant crisis.
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Illinois lawmakers have left the statehouse and won't return until January. What did they do and what did they leave on the table?
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Gov. J.B. Pritzker's profile has been on the rise in Democratic circles as he has been able to move his progressive agenda in Illinois.
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The Illinois House approved the plan, but it faces a less certain future in the Senate.
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The program sunsets at the end of 2023.
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Amid speculation the state could come up with more money to help Chicago, the Illinois House Speaker this week said there is no plan to approve a supplemental budget during the upcoming fall session.