Everyone should feel safe in their neighborhoods. Speaker Welch is continuing his fight against the abusive and disruptive presence of Donald Trump’s troopers in his district and in communities across the state.

We celebrate the strength and contributions of the millions of hard-working women during WWII. Because of "Rosies" and the significant women's movements that followed, we have 40 women that are dedicated to enacting real change that benefits all Illinoisans.

House Democrats are putting affordability first, and cracking down on insurance increases that simply pad profits.

The General Assembly honored St. Joseph's Day by sharing a special treat this afternoon. Rep. Hanson and Rep. Manley handed out authentic panna cotta, and Rep. Vella shared a few words about the importance of tradition and community.

State Representative Justin Slaughter is fighting to keep weapons of war off our streets.

Reps. Thaddeus Jones and Robyn Gabel led House Democrats' fight for affordability today, passing major reforms to stop unfair insurance increases. Drivers and homeowners in Illinois shouldn’t be paying more to pad corporate profits, or offset costs in other higher-risk states.

Rep. Ness is leading a bill to the House floor that expands access to savings program information for Illinoisans who have disabilities, helping young families and children plan and save for school, housing and more with ABLE accounts.

Increasingly, businesses are advertising deals through apps or online coupons, which not all shoppers can access. Rep. Yang Rohr has advanced legislation to the House floor which will ensure that retailers who offer digital coupons also have printed copies of the coupons available instore.

Rep. Jaime Andrade led House Democrats in calling for Secretary Kristi Noem's removal from office in January. House Republicans were silent. www.facebook.com/share/v/1NPe...

We recognize and honor the history, resiliency and success of the women who have paved the way for our state’s continued progress. As we celebrate the stories of Illinois women, we reflect on where those before us have been, why we’ll continue their fight, and how we’ll continue to grow.

Did Illinois Republicans stay up too late listening to Trump’s ramblings or are they just not concerned about accountability for Jeffrey Epstein’s companions? House Democrats are standing up, even if Republicans aren’t.

It's Black History Month and we are celebrating all our Black Representatives this month. State Rep. Marcus Evans knows what it's like to be a minority, and doesn't take being a member of the majority party for granted.

Last week, state Rep. Aaron Ortiz passed House Resolution 623, demanding refunds for Trump's "Tax America First" tariff policies.

The Illinois Accountability Commision announced a new way to report ICE misconduct. Fill out this form with your experience here: ilac.illinois.gov/interest-for...

New Rep. Justin Cochran is ready to get to work for his community and our state. Welcome to Springfield, Rep.!

Speaker Welch: The House is back in order, and we're working to move Illinois in a better direction.

The Clean Slate Act, championed by Rep. Gordon-Booth will allow millions of Illinoisans new opportunities for job, housing, and success. House Bill 1836 was passed with bipartisan support and was signed into law today by Governor Pritzker.

The Clean Slate Act, signed into law today, will begin the process of automatically sealing files of low-level offenders, making them accessible to law enforcement only, and allowing low -level offenders the opportunity to begin rebuilding their life with greater access and opportunity.

Sustainability and affordability are key issues for state Rep. Michelle Mussman and all Illinois House Democrats as we begin our legislative session next week.

Senate Bill 25 will not only decrease your energy prices, but it invests in Illinois job market and economy. State Rep. Janet Yang Rohr continues to advocate for the livelihood of Illinoisans in a variety of ways.

Illinois House Democrats invested in a stronger economy in 2025.

State Rep. Amy “Murri” Briel is encouraging eligible community colleges to apply for funding that will advance workforce training facilities to equip local students for high-demand jobs like manufacturing and clean energy production.