Pritzker wants Illinois to be latest state to ban cellphones in classroom
Pritzker proposed legislation during his State of the State speech in February that would call for banning cellphones during classroom learning time. However, his proposal would not ban cellphones in school entirely, meaning students may still be allowed to use their devices between classes. Private schools would not be included in the ban.
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The odds are Illinois won’t hit its 2030 climate goalsTo date, only about 100,000 EVs have been added in Illinois since Pritzker signed CEJA. The state isn’t doing enough to close that gap, according to Brian Urbaszewski, director of environmental ...
To date, only about 100,000 EVs have been added in Illinois since Pritzker signed CEJA. The state isn’t doing enough to close that gap, according to Brian Urbaszewski, director of environmental ...
Illinois faces potential energy shortfalls and all-but-guaranteed price spikes for northern Illinois this summer, consumer ...
The federal government owes Illinois nearly $2 billion in funding, the governor and legislators say, as they look to D.C. for ...
How will President Donald Trump’s EV-hesitancy affect the industry in Illinois, a state committed to having 1 million ...
Members of the Indiana House of Representatives have proposed a bill to establish the Indiana-Illinois Boundary Adjustment ...
Proponents of S.B. 2497 and a companion House bill said the measure would build on Illinois’ landmark climate law signed by Gov. JB Pritzker in 2021, the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA).
The governor said the program would make bachelor's degrees more accessible and higher education more affordable.
President Donald Trump addressed both chambers of Congress for the first time in his second term on Tuesday night. Illinois ...
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