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Quinn vetoes changes to insurance bid process

Quinn says such authority lies with the executive branch alone

Illinois treasurer readies for debt-ceiling crisis

Republicans in Congress pushed legislation to extend the government's borrowing authority and cut spending through the House

Quinn appoints Burkes' daughter to $117,000-a-year post

Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn gave a highly paid position to the daughter of the Illinois Supreme Court justice who swore him into office and a powerful Chicago alderman who was a major campaign donor

'Pound Foolish' Some Illinois cost-cutting measures are costing plenty

A newly released state audit today indicates the state spent some $45 million in overtime for Department of Corrections employees in the state's understaffed prison system

GOP files lawsuit over Illinois congressional map

A new congressional district map drawn by the Democratic Illinois legislature “blatantly discriminates against Latino and Republican voters,” according to a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Chicago

Illinois officials keeping close eye on debt debate

With the clock ticking on an Aug. 2 deadline, state government investments — from pension funds to the state treasurer’s office —could take a hit if the markets crash in reaction to the impasse

Pay raise denial first of many budget’s tough choices for Quinn

Not only are pay raises in question for thousands of state workers in Illinois, but also whether Illinois has enough money to pay all of its workers for a full year

New Philadelphia study underway

A study is under way to determine if the site of a defunct town in Pike County founded by a former slave in 1836 should become a national park

Bluster on education bill causes stir at Statehouse

Jonah Edelman, CEO of Stand for Children, quickly apologized and retracted his remarks

Judge backs Quinn, stops workers' raises

The union already has delayed another 2 percent raise to help in the state's budget crisis.

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