Democrat Mark Walker is behind a bill that would create a state process for the reburial and repatriation of remains of Native Americans.
In District 214, President William Dussling was unofficially the top vote-getter while in District 25, Elizabeth Nierman topped the polls.
Current members William Dussling and Alva Kreutzer are seeking reelection in Tuesday's consolidated municipal elections.
State Senator Ann Gillespie co-sponsored a bill that prohibits one's immigration status to be considered in real estate transactions.
House Bill 2396 now heads to the Senate for consideration.
The ordinance, which goes into effect April 7, may be the first of its kind in Illinois, according to Elk Grove Village Mayor Craig Johnson.
A resident suggested government officials are receiving financial benefits for okaying the NFL team's potential move to Arlington Heights.
The Digital Assets Regulation Act would require sellers and exchanges of digital assets to gain licensure from the state.
The Village Board approved expansions in six District 25 buildings following last year's passage of a $75 million bond referendum.
The event is set for March 20 at the Community Consolidated School District 21 Community Service Center and Administrative Office.
House Bill 3129 passed the Labor & Commerce committee, and now heads to the House floor for consideration.
Elizabeth Nierman, 46, is a former high school teacher and varsity tennis coach in Maine Township High School District 207.
Elizabeth Bauer, 53, is an actuary with more than 20 years of experience in pension actuarial work.
Kevin Michael, 44, has been an instructional technology coach for the past eight years in Park Ridge-Niles School District 64.
Misa Edwardsen, 49, has been an educator for the past 27 years.
"My bill to remove the nuclear moratorium gets us one step closer to meeting our clean energy goals," the Arlington Heights Democrat said.
William Dussling, 80, has been a member of the board of education for 22 years.
Kreutzer, 70, has been a member of the board of education since 1999.
House Bill 2396 would require school districts to establish kindergarten with full-day attendance.
"I certainly don’t want to burden taxpayers with major support for a private business," the governor said.
The Arlington Heights Democrat will serve as a member of key House committees.
The consolidated municipal elections are set for April 4 with races for village and school boards, among others, on the ballot.
An open house is planned from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday at 12 E. Northwest Highway in Arlington Heights.
Nominees were submitted by members of the community and winners were selected by members of the Special Events Commission.
State Rep. Mary Beth Canty's current term on the Arlington Heights Village Board ends in April.
In-person and virtual meetings are scheduled for Jan. 11 and Jan. 17, respectively.
The post office is the first in nation named after veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, according to U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi.
The updated contract for Randy Recklaus runs through 2026, according to the Arlington Heights Village Board.
Dr. Jill Biden, along with Biden Administration officials, will meet students in the Career Pathways program as part of a trip to Chicago.
The move is intended to assist the NFL team's pending purchase of the former Arlington Park property.
Here is a roundup of the results of races Arlington Heights voters weighed in on for Tuesday's midterm election.
Democratic incumbent Raja Krishnamoorthi is projected to win a fourth term Tuesday night, facing a challenge from Republican Chris Dargis.
Democratic incumbent Raja Krishnamoorthi faces off with Chris Dargis, running on the Republican side.
Sandefur, who has been with the CCSO for 32 years, is the Libertarian candidate in the Nov. 8 general election.
John Scaletta, first elected in 2007, said he wants "to focus on and spend more time with my family."
Early voting is under way. Here’s everything you need to know about the Nov. 8 election.
A pre-development agreement between the Chicago Bears and the Village may be voted on at a Nov. 7 meeting.
The recent retirement and resignation of Trustee Debbie Smart created a vacancy.
An official vote is scheduled for the Nov. 7 Arlington Heights Village Board meeting.
The board voted 9-0 to reject the proposed ordinance that would keep the village from providing incentives for a new Chicago Bears stadium.