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ComEd Works Around the Click to Restore Power after July 15 StormsThe storms that ripped through Northern Illinois during the evening of July 15 produced
July 22, 2024
ComEd Works Around the Click to Restore Power after July 15 StormsThe storms that ripped through Northern Illinois during the evening of July 15 produced
Wilcox Responds to Assassination Attempt on President Trump The assassination attempt on President Trump over the weekend will go down in history as a moment
State Senator Craig Wilcox (R-McHenry) is partnering with the Illinois Treasurer’s Office on July 17 to connect residents of McHenry and Lake Counties with more
The level of disruption children face when removed from a parent or guardian by the IL Department of Children & Family Services (DCFS) will be
A new law cosponsored by State Sen. Craig Wilcox (R-Woodstock) will help disabled veterans who need their homes modified to accommodate accessibility updates. Senate Bill
Illinois’ Culture of Corruption in the Headlines Democrat Ed Burke, Chicago’s longest-serving alderman, a longtime-ally of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan and a towering
The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has released its updated Multi-Year transportation improvement plan, and Senator Craig Wilcox (R-Woodstock) is pleased to announce that a
Summer Events Continue in 32nd District My staff and I just wrapped up four traveling office hours events over the last two weeks, and we
Local Chambers of Commerce Awarded B2B Grants More than 150 local chambers of commerce, including several in the 32nd Senate District, will be awarded a
Governor Signs Record Spending Budget with Billion-Dollar Tax Hike Governor J.B. Pritzker’s government spending plan, which relies on $1 billion in tax increases, officially became
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