Illinois State Rep. Chris Miller (R-Charleston)
Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Chris Miller (R-Charleston)
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Illinois faces high real estate taxes; new laws take effect amid political debates
As the legislative session resumes in Springfield, there is skepticism about whether key issues will be addressed by the Democrat Supermajority.
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Lame duck session set for early January amid legislative controversies
In the closing moments of the Illinois House of Representatives' 2024 Veto Session, House Republican Floor Leader Patrick Windhorst called for a vote to adjourn the session "sine die," meaning without setting a date to reconvene.
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Concerns rise over upcoming lame duck session in Illinois
Legislators are preparing for the Lame Duck session scheduled from January 4 to 7.
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Pledge of Allegiance Day marks historic adoption by Congress
Pledge of Allegiance Day is observed to remember the adoption of the nation's pledge by Congress in 1945.
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Reflecting on christmas: hope beyond celebration
The magic of the Christmas season is often seen in the glow of lights, the laughter of families, and quiet moments of gratitude.
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Holiday traditions connect generations through shared rituals
Traditions are an essential part of human culture, offering stability and connecting individuals to their roots.
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Madigan trial sees new developments; Illinois issues licenses to noncitizens
The corruption trial involving former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan has taken a new turn with the involvement of Eddie Acevedo, a former Democratic State Representative from Chicago.
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New Illinois laws take effect on January 1, 2025
On January 1, 2025, a series of new laws will come into effect in Illinois.
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Mattoon officer commended for life-saving actions in house fire
Yesterday, a Mattoon police officer was recognized for his quick response in saving lives during a house fire.
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Illinois faces criticism over migrant child labor allegations
HelloFresh, a leading meal-kit provider in the United States, is under scrutiny following allegations from the U.S. Department of Labor.
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Illinois faces budget deficit amid rising taxes and unemployment
Over recent weeks, Illinois headlines have diverged from the narrative presented by Governor J.B. Pritzker.
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Pearl Harbor Day honors victims of historic attack; memorials draw visitors nationwide
December 7 marks Pearl Harbor Day, a time to honor the lives lost during the surprise attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in 1941.
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Lion Electric suspends Joliet plant operations amid financial struggles
Lion Electric has announced a suspension of operations at its Joliet plant as the company continues to face financial challenges and job cuts.
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Concerns rise over Illinois' financial management and policy decisions
Over recent weeks, headlines in Illinois have highlighted concerns that differ from the narrative presented by Governor J.B. Pritzker.
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Illinois faces political divide over immigration legislation and budget deficit
State Representative Chris Miller has voiced strong opposition to legislation aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants in Illinois.
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Preparing homes in Illinois for winter: essential tips
Preparing a home for winter is essential for homeowners in Illinois, where the climate includes all four seasons.
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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.