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- Illinois Governor JB Pritzker drops in Forbes' ranking of richest people in the world | First ListenThe governor has a net worth of $4.2 billion.4 min
- Illinois and other states win a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration | First ListenThe preliminary injunction means the states won't have to turn over sensitive information on commercial drivers to the federal government.3 min
- The Springfield African American History Museum to highlight the race riots at Saturday's presentation | First ListenVolunteer and former board member, Kathryn Harris, gives details on the presentation and what the museum hopes attendees will take away.7 min
- The farm bill moves forward in Washington D.C. | First ListenCongress will now consider the farm bill with farm and food legislation that hasn't been updated in years.1 min
- The Cook County state's attorney is firing back at the Governor | First ListenGovernor Pritzker says he is frustrated prosecutors and local police have not charged agents who used violent tactics in last year's Operation Midway Blitz.5 min
- The Legislative Ethics Commission names a new acting legislative inspector general | First ListenDavid Risley will serve as the acting legislative inspector general.4 min
- The Legislative Ethics Commission names a new acting legislative inspector general | First ListenDavid Risley will serve as the acting legislative inspector general.4 min
- Illinois House Republicans want stronger ethics laws following a recent harassment complaint investigation | First ListenGOP State Representative Patrick Windhorst says the Legislative Inspector General needs subpoena power.4 min
- An attorney for DCFS plans to comply with a judge's order requesting records in a case | First ListenCapitol News Illinois has requested documents from DCFS while trying to learn more about the care that 18-year-old Mackenzi Felmlee received before she was found dead in her foster home.3 min
- One lawmaker proposing legislation to require Illinois schools to teach about the events of 9/11 | First ListenRockford area Republican Dave Syverson says schools could teach about the events leading to the attacks, the foreign and domestic policy that followed and the courage of the first responders.4 min
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