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Rauner Warns Trump of Trade War with China

Governor Bruce Rauner says he’s making it clear to Congress and President Trump that the U.S. should not enter into a trade war with China.

Bad Blood Remains Between Rauner and Ives

Remember that meeting this week in Springfield between Governor Bruce Rauner and primary opponent Jeanne Ives? It appears it did not resolve the bad blood between the two.

Complainants Right Bill Rejected by Illinois Lawmakers

Illinois lawmakers have rejected a bill that would have dictated certain rights for people making complaints to a state government inspector general about sexual harassment or other alleged violations.

Mendoza Skeptical of Rauner’s Plans for New Veterans Facility in Quincy

Comptroller Susana Mendoza is skeptical of the Rauner administration’s plans for a new facility at the site of the Illinois Veterans Home in Quincy.

Four Injured in Crash in Logan County

Four people are hurt after a crash Thursday night in Logan County.

Efforts Underway This Month to Help Central Illinois Foodbank

Two special efforts are underway this month to bolster the Central Illinois Foodbank.

Two Springfield Area Volunteers to Receive Governor’s Volunteer Service Award

Two Springfield volunteers are among 25 around the state who will be honored this month for their efforts. The Governor’s Volunteer Service Award recognizes individuals and businesses who go

Rauner and Legislative Leaders Take First Step Toward a Balanced State Budget

Governor Bruce Rauner and legislative leaders are coming to some early agreements toward a balanced state budget… but there’s still plenty of tension in the air. The leaders agreed

Rauner and Ives Have First Discussion Since Primary

It appears that Governor Bruce Rauner and GOP primary rival Jeanne  Ives have had their first discussion since Ives nearly pulled off the upset in the governor’s race. A

Rauner Signs Legislation That Will Boost Small Cell Technology

It’s a measure that Governor Bruce Rauner says will create jobs and boost even faster smartphone technology in Illinois… but Rauner has signed that new law over the objection