U.S. Rep. Chris Miller from Illinois's House 101st District
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Recent News About U.S. Rep. Chris Miller from Illinois's House 101st District
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Thanksgiving reflects on shared history between Pilgrims and Wampanoag
Thanksgiving, a significant national holiday in the United States, is being celebrated on Thursday, November 28, 2024.
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Illinois lawmaker criticizes bill protecting undocumented immigrants
State Representative Chris Miller (R-Hindsboro) has expressed concerns over legislation in Illinois that he claims would offer additional protection to illegal immigrants.
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Illinois faces $3.2 billion deficit amid Republican criticism
Illinois House Republicans have expressed their concerns following the announcement of a projected $3.2 billion budget deficit for the fiscal year 2026 by the Pritzker Administration.
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Pritzker faces criticism over immigration stance amid rising living costs
Governor JB Pritzker has committed to protecting certain groups in Illinois from federal policies.
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Illinois court strikes down firearms ban; farm bureaus urged to collaborate
Jurors recently listened to a wiretap recording in which McClain discussed subcontracts alleged to be bribes, as part of the ongoing corruption trial involving Mike Madigan.
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Madigan trial hears wiretap evidence; Illinois firearms ban struck down
Jurors in the corruption trial of former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan have been presented with wiretap evidence, including conversations involving Michael McClain, a key figure in the case.
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Madigan faces corruption charges in ongoing federal investigation
Michael Madigan, the former Illinois House Speaker, is currently on trial, facing accusations of leading a criminal enterprise aimed at boosting his political power and benefiting his associates.
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National Adoption Month celebrates families and raises awareness
This National Adoption Month, families and children who have found each other through adoption are being celebrated.
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Illinois House begins fall legislative veto session focusing on unfinished business
The Illinois House of Representatives is set to commence its fall legislative veto session today, November 12.
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Illinois House Republicans advocate daily recognition for veterans
When the country called, veterans answered with dedication and bravery.
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Madigan trial reveals secret calls; Illinois faces budget deficit; officer killed
Jurors in the trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan and ComEd consultant Michael McClain heard a secretly recorded phone call from 2018, where McClain expressed disbelief at a colleague's complaints about political pressure.
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Illinois faces $5 billion deficit by 2030 amid ongoing spending
The Governor's Office of Management and Budget has released a projection indicating that Illinois is expected to face significant financial challenges over the next five years.
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Proposed property tax hike sparks debate in Chicago
Mayor Brandon Johnson has proposed a new property tax increase as part of Chicago's Year 2025 budget.
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Illinoisans head to polls as Election Day unfolds
Today marks Election Day in Illinois, with residents heading to the polls to cast their votes.
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Illinois education report card shows mixed results; energy policies spark debate
The Illinois State Board of Education has released its 2024 School Report Card, providing updated data on various educational metrics such as enrollment, spending, proficiency, and graduation rates.
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Illinois voters prepare for final day of 2024 General Election
Tuesday marks the final opportunity for Illinois voters to participate in the 2024 General Election.
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Pritzker urges action on rising electricity costs amid renewable energy transition
Pritzker, along with progressive Democrats in Illinois, has been instrumental in crafting energy policies focused on transitioning to solar and wind power while phasing out coal-fired plants.
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Kirchner Building Centers opens new headquarters in Charleston
Today, State Representative Chris Miller joined the Charleston community to mark the opening of Kirchner Building Centers' new corporate headquarters.
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Kankakee County Board chair resigns after taking job with Gotion
The chairman of the Kankakee County Board has resigned from his position. This decision came ahead of a special board meeting that was set to discuss his potential removal. The resignation follows his recent employment with Gotion, the company responsible for an electric vehicle battery plant in Manteno.
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Jury selected for Madigan trial; opening statements scheduled
A jury has been selected for the trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, accused of racketeering. The selection process, which took longer than expected, involved intensive questioning to ensure impartiality among jurors. The panel consists of eight women and four men from various parts of northern Illinois. Alternates are still being chosen, with opening statements set for Monday.