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Capitol News Illinois image by Andrew CampbellGroups also call for changes to state’s homicide reporting, cold case investigations -
Center for State Policy and LeadershipThe UIS Center for State Policy and Leadership, the Institute of Government and Public Affairs and the Illinois Innovation Network are co-hosting two days of presentations, discussion and networking around policy and social innovation. Interim director of the U of I Institute of Government and Public Affairs (IGPA) David Merriman, Associate Vice President at the University of Illinois System Jeannette Tamayo, and Executive Director for the Center for State Policy and Leadership at UIS Molly Lamb spoke to Community Voices about the many offerings during the two days.To register visit: https://appserv7.admin.uillinois.edu/FormBuilderSurvey/Survey/center_for_state_policy_and_leadership/conferences/cspl_events_april2024/Survey
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Juliana Stratton is the 48th lieutenant governor of Illinois. In December 2023, the office of the Lt. Governor launched a new initiative called We Thrive, which focuses on women and financial freedom. In February 2024, Governor Pritzker announced a new initiative that focuses on maternal health care called the Birth Equity Initiative. Lt. Governor Stratton spoke to Community Voices about how Chicago shaped her life, the challenges women have faced, and how the whole state will benefit from the two new initiatives. The Lt. Governor also talks about traveling throughout the state hosting "We Chats" to hear from a variety of different women. -
Commentary on viability of third party presidential candidates and associated research -
A boy's murder is shining a spotlight on how a state panel handles domestic violence cases. -
7th Circuit judges hear oral arguments after lower court judge threw case out -
Child protection agency seeks to add more than 500 to the payroll -
In opinion quoting Dr. Seuss, judge tells ex-governor case ‘never should have been filed’ -
Republican Jim Edgar, Democrat Pat Quinn analyze election results -
Lawmakers discuss audit of LaSalle Veterans Home outbreak that killed 36 residents. -
On this episode, we look back at election results from the past week.
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Lawmakers look to further regulate youth e-cigarette marketing
