Illinois State Sen. Craig Wilcox (R-McHenry)
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Recent News About Illinois State Sen. Craig Wilcox (R-McHenry)
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Wilcox supports merit-based hiring law; addresses veterans' tribute and IDD funding
Senator Craig Wilcox recently announced his role as Chief Senate Co-Sponsor of House Bill 1586, a piece of legislation that aims to establish merit-based hiring practices in Illinois.
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Illinois Senate approves bill reinforcing merit-based hiring practices
State Senator Craig Wilcox, a Republican from McHenry, has played a significant role as Chief Co-Sponsor of House Bill 1586.
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Wilcox's bill on military pay protection advances to Illinois Governor
Legislation addressing a loophole in the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Act (USERA) has passed unanimously in the Illinois Senate.
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Woodstock receives $2.5 million grant for streetscape improvements
State Senator Craig Wilcox has announced that the City of Woodstock will receive a grant from the Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program (ITEP) amounting to $2,523,264.
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Illinois advocacy groups gather amid ongoing debates over gun control legislation
Lobby days at the Illinois State Capitol continue, with recent events focusing on Second Amendment rights and advocacy for older adults.
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Illinois GOP opposes new taxes affecting small businesses and family farms
Republican senators in Illinois have voiced strong opposition to a proposed $6 billion tax increase, which they argue will significantly harm small businesses in the state.
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Illinois GOP senators oppose new $6 billion tax proposal
Republican State Senators Craig Wilcox, Jason Plummer, and Erika Harriss have expressed strong opposition to a proposed $6 billion tax increase in Illinois.
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Essay contest highlights influential teachers during appreciation week
Senator Craig Wilcox organized an essay contest inviting students to write about teachers who have significantly impacted their lives.
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Illinois legislators face tight budget decisions as session nears end
Legislators in Springfield are preparing for the final four weeks of their session, with both the House and Senate meeting every week until the scheduled adjournment on May 31.
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Illinois senators address legislation and state budget in Springfield session
Illinois Senators have returned to Springfield after a two-week break to begin the final weeks of their legislative session.
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Grants awarded to revitalize main streets in McHenry, Woodstock, and Lake Villa
State Senator Craig Wilcox has announced that over $2.67 million in state grants will be distributed to aid in revitalizing the main streets and downtowns within the 32nd Senate District.
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Over $30,000 awarded to libraries in 32nd Senate District
State Senator Craig Wilcox has announced that libraries and library districts within the 32nd Senate District will receive a total of $30,407.76 through state library grants.
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Senator Wilcox raises concerns on IHSA policies and cannabis regulation
Senator Craig Wilcox recently co-hosted an IPASS on Demand event in McHenry with State Representative Steve Reick.
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Springfield legislators face deadline for Senate bill votes this week
The Illinois Senate has resumed its sessions in Springfield, focusing on legislative duties with an important deadline approaching.
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Senator Wilcox launches essay contest; opposes bag fee; supports sports fairness
Senator Craig Wilcox has announced the launch of his second annual "My Inspirational Teacher" essay contest, aimed at celebrating teachers during Illinois' Teacher Appreciation Week from May 5 to 9.
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Illinois faces legislative deadline amid controversial bills
The Illinois General Assembly faces a pressing deadline as lawmakers in both the Senate and the House must move bills out of committee by March 21st.
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Senator Wilcox launches second annual inspirational teacher essay contest
State Senator Craig Wilcox has announced the launch of his second annual "My Inspirational Teacher" essay contest.
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Illinois residents vote to keep current state flag design
Illinois residents have decided to retain the current state flag design following a public vote.
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Audit reveals mismanagement in Pritzker's immigrant healthcare program
A recent audit by the Auditor General has highlighted significant issues in Governor JB Pritzker's healthcare program for undocumented immigrants.
