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Illinois passes $55.2B budget with new tax on online sports betting
Illinois lawmakers have approved a $55.2 billion state budget that includes a new tax on online sports wagering, part of a broader package of tax increases aimed at shoring up state finances and addressing long-term fiscal challenges.
That’s a drop in the bucket, however, compared to other states. California, for example, has a $12 billion gap (3.72 percent ...
Democrats in control of the Illinois General Assembly flexed their supermajorities to muscle through a $55.2 billion state ...
Across Illinois, about 70% of days spent in nursing home care are covered by Medicaid, making it the largest insurance payer ...
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Illinois cuts impact Rockford's housing for the disabledState budget cuts are set to impact Rockford's Goldie B. Floberg Center, which provides housing and support for children, ...
Illinois lawmakers have one week to pass a new state budget with little room for new spending and Congress presenting further ...
Legislators have a handful of days left before the end of the Illinois General Assembly’s spring session, and the Saturday, ...
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Pritzker warns he'll veto any budget with 'broad' tax increaseIllinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Wednesday said he would veto any budget proposal that includes "broad-based" taxes that would ...
Public institutions in Arizona, California, Illinois, Michigan and Texas rank among the top destinations for international ...
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