February 02, 2012
Tags: Bellock, budget, Civic, Dale, Federation, Illinois, Medicaid, pat, Patti, quinn, Righter
By Andrew Thomason | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois could add 100,000 new enrollees to its Medicaid rolls in the near future.
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February 01, 2012
Tags: education, Gov., higher, jobs, Medicaid, of, pat, pensions, quinn, State, taxes, the
By Benjamin Yount | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD —
Illinois Statehouse News spoke with lawmakers, a university president and people outside of the state Capitol to go between the lines of
Gov. Pat Quinn’s State of the State
address.
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February 01, 2012
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By Benjamin Yount and Anthony Brino | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Jerry and Melanie Howlett didn’t watch Gov. Pat Quinn‘s State of the State speech Wednesday afternoon.
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January 31, 2012
Tags: bad, business, for, jobs, lawmakers, of, pat, quinn, regulation, State, talk, the
By Benjamin Yount and Anthony Brino | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois lawmakers say they want to hear more from Gov. Pat Quinn than just talk about jobs — they want a plan.
Quinn is expected to make employment a cornerstone of his State of the State address at noon Wednesday.
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January 12, 2012
Tags: budget, business, businesses, Giertz, Illinois, income, pat, quinn, taxes
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second story in a two-part series on the state of Illinois after a year of higher personal and corporate income taxes.
By Andrew Thomason and Anthony Brino | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois Republican lawmakers and businesses blame the state’ staggering economic recovery on income tax increases, but recent indicators suggest other factors at play, too.
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January 11, 2012
Tags: cuts, deficit, Edgar, Giertz, income, jim, Lawrence, Medicaid, Mike, pat, quinn, tax
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first story in a two-part series on the state of Illinois after a year of higher personal and corporate income taxes.
By Andrew Thomason and Anthony Brino | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Some form of the temporary income tax increase is expected to become permanent, according to several Illinois government experts.
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