ICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune is quoted in this article via The News-Gazette “The television advertisement attacking state Sen. Sam McCann is brutal. It describes the Plainview Republican as a “favorite” of Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan and chastises McCann for past…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune is quoted in this article. via Chicago Tribune “When West Aurora School District 129 Superintendent Jeff Craig was traveling between Iowa and Aurora shortly after he was hired, the school district picked up the tab…
Read Morevia The New York Times “Donald J. Trump has won three nominating contests in a row, and Thursday night’s face-off in Houston is the last best chance for his rivals to slow him down before Super Tuesday next week, when…
Read Morevia The Washington Post “An epic budget battle in Illinois led Moody’s Investors Service to downgrade the credit rating of three of the state’s public universities late Wednesday, the latest setback for schools that have been starved of funding for…
Read Morevia The Atlantic “Waving off Republican senators who say they won’t consider any Supreme Court nominee, President Obama is forging ahead with vetting candidates to nominate as the next justice, replacing Antonin Scalia. Some of the names widely suspected to…
Read Morevia FOX 32 “A project manager for the British developer who owns the massive Old Main Post Office in Chicago says he won’t just let the city take over the vacant and deteriorating structure. Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has said the city…
Read Morevia FOX Illinois “As the Independent Map group gets closer to getting their amendment on the ballot for 2016, the state’s top Democrat is offering a little bit of insight as to why he’s not immediately supporting it. Speaker Madigan says…
Read MoreICPR Executive Director Sarah Brune is quoted in this article via Chicago Tribune “Lincoln-Way High School District 210 spent at least $90,000 for children’s playgrounds used by a private day care operating rent-free at its four schools, records and interviews show….
Read Morevia Chicago Sun-Times “Declaring a four-year pilot program a success, the Illinois Supreme Court on Monday announced a permanent policy allowing media cameras into courtrooms around the state. The Supreme Court launched the experimental pilot program in January 2012. Since…
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