According to an analysis of the federal food stamps program by the Peoria Standard, 1.77 percent of people in Dunlap were receiving food stamps as of April 30.
According to an analysis of the federal food stamps program by the Peoria Standard, 2.3 percent of people in Trivoli were receiving food stamps as of April 30.
Since the state Supreme Court ruled voter referendums can't be used to place measures on the ballot, Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner has called for state lawmakers to take action to restore redistricting to the November ballot and to also put term limits up for a vote.
The state of Illinois and the city of Chicago should seek bankruptcy protection to stop the fiscal bleeding and get back untracked, William Isaac, former chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., said in a recently published opinion piece.
With the welfare system falling apart, it may be time to look at the possibility of a basic income for every American, a concept that has been championed by well-known economists and political scientists of the past and present including Milton Friedman, Friedrich Hayek and Charles Murray.
State Rep. Donald Moffitt (R-Gilson) thinks the loyalty oath signed by candidates running for office is a reasonable gauge of a person’s character and is beneficial to the voting public.
According to an analysis of the federal food stamps program by the Peoria Standard, 4.18 percent of people in Laura were receiving food stamps as of April 30.
According to an analysis of the federal food stamps program by the Peoria Standard, 3.35 percent of people in Hanna City were receiving food stamps as of April 30.
According to an analysis of the federal program food stamp by the Peoria Standard, 1.99 percent of people in Mapleton were receiving food stamps as of April 30.
According to an analysis of the federal food stamp program by the Peoria Standard, 3.07 percent of people in Edelstein were receiving food stamps as of April 30.
According to an analysis of the federal food stamp program by the Peoria Standard, 5.93 percent of people in Mossville were receiving food stamps as of April 30.
Millions of dollars in taxpayer money are being spent in Illinois to support students and the community colleges in Illinois, but most of the students never graduate.