Gov. JB Pritzker Predicts A $10 Billion COVID-19 Budget Hole Over The Next Two Years
Illinois’ governor predicts the “unprecedented” economic hit from the pandemic will push state income and sales tax revenue into free fall.
Illinois’ governor predicts the “unprecedented” economic hit from the pandemic will push state income and sales tax revenue into free fall.
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A coronavirus outbreak at a South Side facility may be the largest outbreak of the virus in any shelter for immigrant youth in the country.
Illinois is allowing curbside pick-up during the stay-at-home order, but the pot industry wants more concessions that could be made permanent.
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Until now, homeless shelters have been “struggling for places that are safe” for homeless individuals who have contracted COVID-19.
Pritzker’s suggestion of some ‘adjustments’ to his stay-at-home order came after data began showing a leveling of new cases and deaths.