Quinn To End 'Put Illinois To Work' Program
Gov. Pat Quinn is ending his pet jobs project.
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Gov. Pat Quinn is ending his pet jobs project.
Bemoaning a lack of jobs and rising poverty in the south suburbs, the Rev. Jesse Jackson on Thursday night announced plans to ramp up pressure on Gov. Pat Quinn to build a third airport outside Peotone.
Illinois will get a portion of the $1.2 billion in high-speed rail money that newly-elected governors in Ohio and Wisconsin do not want.
Gov. Pat Quinn said Friday that he's still skeptical about a proposal to expand gambling in Illinois to help eliminate a massive budget deficit.
Gov. Pat Quinn will not say if he plans to sign new pension legislation that has Mayor Richard M. Daley upset over increased costs they say could send property taxes skyrocketing.
Gov. Pat Quinn said Friday that he will wait until the new year to sign legislation that legalizes civil unions for same-sex couples in Illinois.
It's time for the Christmas tree lighting at the Thompson Center.
Gov. Pat Quinn has re-hired his controversial former chief of staff, who resigned a few months ago amid an ethics probe.
Gov. Pat Quinn made good on a promise Tuesday to take his former opponent – Republican Illinois State Sen. Bill Brady - out to lunch.
Democrats in Wisconsin are hurling some angry sarcasm at Wisconsin Gov.-elect Scott Walker, in the form of a billboard.
Gov. Pat Quinn said Thursday "the results are pretty clear" in his race for reelection.
Gov. Pat Quinn says voting ``is the best way that citizens can speak the language of democracy.''
Whichever candidate wins the gubernatorial race will inherit a major state budget mess, and tough choices about possible spending cuts, tax increases, or both.
Gov. Pat Quinn said this week that $32 million from the Illinois Jobs Now capital program will help construct a new multi-modal transportation station in downtown Joliet.
President Bill Clinton is coming to town this windy Tuesday morning to give Democrats a boost in tight races for U.S. Senate and governor.
Illinois Republicans want to tighten rules for the early release of prison inmates, although Gov. Pat Quinn isn't interested in reviving the idea he discontinued last year when it blew up in his face.
