For years, House Republicans have been calling for stronger ethics reforms and higher standards for elected officials in Illinois. Time and time again, the Majority Party has shut down meaningful…

National Computer Security Day is meant to raise awareness around cyber security issues that affect millions of people every year. One small but important way to protect yourself online is…

Small businesses are the backbone of local economies. This Small Business Saturday be sure to shop local and support the small businesses that help make our communities thrive!

The first Thanksgiving celebration took place over 400 years ago, but the spirit of the holiday lives on today. It reminds us to be thankful for all that we have,…

The additional $160 million that Governor Pritzker promised on Thursday for migrant aid should be used to take care of the Illinoisans he swore an oath to protect. Prioritizing the…

State Representative Dan Caulkins has petitioned the United States Supreme Court to review the Illinois Supreme Court’s decision on Illinois’ assault weapons ban law on due process, equal protection and…

The 88th did an awesome job of saluting those who have served. As a veteran, I was honored to attend multiple celebrations:Mt. Zion Chamber of Commerce, Fallen Heroes Tree Lighting Ceremony,…

One in 10 adults have diabetes and close to half are not diagnosed. World Diabetes Day is a good reminder to adopt and maintain healthy habits. Knowing your risk and…

Since the Revolutionary War more than 41 million Americans have served in our Nation’s military. The first Veterans were part of the Continental Army created in 1775 when colonial militias formed a…

This Veterans Day let us take a moment to remember the sacrifices made by those who answered the call to protect the freedom of our nation. Thank you to all…