Illinois State Senator Craig Wilcox
Recent News About Illinois State Senator Craig Wilcox
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Senator Wilcox addresses veterans' issues; Illinois faces projected budget deficit
Senator Craig Wilcox recently held an IPASS on Demand event in McHenry, which saw a turnout exceeding expectations with over 300 attendees.
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Senate bill proposes expanded research on psilocybin for treating veteran mental health issues
This month, as Veterans Day approaches, there is a call for increased responsibility in supporting veterans upon their return home, especially after combat deployment.
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Wilcox office collects toys for annual Toys for Tots drive
The legislative office of State Senator Craig Wilcox, representing McHenry, will serve as a collection point for the 2024 Toys for Tots campaign organized by the U.S. Marine Corps.
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Lawmakers push SAFE-T Act reform after suspect's release in fentanyl case
Senator Craig Wilcox recently expressed gratitude to attendees of the IPASS on Demand event held in collaboration with Senator DeWitte.
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Senator Wilcox announces events and honors first responders
Today marks National First Responders Day, an occasion dedicated to honoring the bravery and dedication of those who serve on the front lines.
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Senator Craig Wilcox honored as "Friend of Agriculture" by Illinois Farm Bureau
State Senator Craig Wilcox has been recognized as a "Friend of Agriculture" by the Illinois Farm Bureau for his advocacy efforts on behalf of farmers in Springfield. The award was presented to Wilcox at Richardson Farm in Spring Grove, with McHenry County Farm Bureau Manager Dan Volkers and Lake County Farm Bureau Director Andy Yarc in attendance.
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Wilcox prepares community outreach events amid federal involvement in fee lawsuit
Thank you to everyone who attended the senior fair co-hosted by Senator Craig Wilcox and Senator DeWitte in Crystal Lake last week. The event exceeded expectations, with over 200 seniors participating to meet vendors, receive flu shots, and take advantage of various services.
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Senator Wilcox hosts events for motorists switching to new IPASS stickers
State Senator Craig Wilcox is organizing two events in McHenry County to assist motorists in transitioning to the new IPASS sticker system, replacing the existing plastic transponders. The events are being held in collaboration with the Illinois Tollway on October 28 and November 4.
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Madigan trial begins as jury selection gets underway
Jury selection has commenced in the trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, who is facing 23 charges including racketeering, bribery, and wire fraud. The charges stem from an alleged bribery scheme involving Commonwealth Edison (ComEd), the state's largest utility. Madigan, who served in the Illinois House from 1971 until his resignation in 2021, was a significant political figure in Illinois and also chaired the Democratic Party of Illinois.
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Wilcox engages constituents; GOP calls for DCFS audit over abuse allegations
Senator Craig Wilcox recently connected with constituents during a Conversations Untapped event at the Grove Pub & Grill in Spring Grove. The gathering allowed attendees to discuss local issues and provided an opportunity for Senator Wilcox to highlight a local business. He expressed gratitude to the venue for hosting the event.
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Illinois senators seek immigrant crime data amid public safety concerns
Illinois Senate Republicans have raised concerns over the presence of immigrants with criminal histories in the state, following data from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) indicating that there are over 600,000 such individuals nationwide. State Senator Craig Wilcox, along with Senators Dave Syverson, Chapin Rose, and Jil Tracy, is pressing for specific information regarding Illinois.
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Senators seek veteran photos for Capitol display
State Senators Don DeWitte and Craig Wilcox are inviting constituents to contribute photos and stories of their veteran family members for a display at the Illinois Capitol. The "Honoring All Who Served" Veterans Day Display will be showcased in the rotunda from November 11 through November 25.
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Senator Wilcox hosts outreach events across the district
Senator Craig Wilcox recently hosted a Conversations Untapped event in Richmond at the Brathaus, providing an opportunity for constituents to engage in casual conversations with their State Senator. "I want to thank everyone who came out to my Conversations Untapped event last week," said Wilcox. The event allowed residents to discuss important issues and offer feedback on new or recently-passed legislation.
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Wilcox hosts Barks & Brews; addresses cyber threats and Bright Start changes
Senator Craig Wilcox hosted his annual Barks & Brews event at Kishwaukee Brewing Company in Woodstock last week. Attendees were greeted by a pen of mixed-breed puppies looking for forever homes, along with a few older dogs. The event featured casual conversations and craft brews, highlighted by the presence of K9s4U, a non-profit dog rescue based in McHenry.
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Senator Wilcox plans Conversations Untapped events in Richmond and Spring Grove
State Senator Craig Wilcox (R-Woodstock) is set to host two “Conversations Untapped” events in the coming weeks, aiming to connect with constituents and support local businesses.
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Senator Wilcox hosts Barks & Brews event with dog adoptions in Woodstock
State Senator Craig Wilcox (R-McHenry) is set to collaborate with Kishwaukee Brewing and K9s4U Dog Rescue for a unique event on September 19. The Barks & Brews event will feature casual conversation, craft brews, and dogs available for adoption.
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Senator Wilcox announces fall events schedule including Barks & Brews
Senator Craig Wilcox has announced a series of events for the fall, beginning with "Barks & Brews" on September 19. The event, held in partnership with K9s4U and Kishwaukee Brewing Company in Woodstock, offers an evening of casual conversation and pet adoptions.
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Federal judge rules against concealed carry ban on public transit
On August 30, a federal judge in Rockford ruled that the state's prohibition on carrying concealed weapons on public transportation and in public transportation facilities was unconstitutional. This ruling applies specifically to the four plaintiffs named in the suit, who will now be allowed to carry concealed weapons on CTA and Metra services.
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Senators Wilcox and Syverson host Medicare seminar in Richmond
Senators Craig Wilcox (R-McHenry) and Dave Syverson (R-Cherry Valley) invite those interested in learning more about the federal Medicare program to attend a free informational session that will be held in Richmond on September 11.
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Senate transportation committee gathers public input on regional transit reform
Senate Transportation Committee Meets at ECC to Receive Kane/McHenry Input on Public Transit Plan