Illinois State Rep. Dennis Tipsword Jr. (R-Pontiac)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Dennis Tipsword Jr. (R-Pontiac)
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Three police officers injured in Fairview Heights shooting
Police officers in Fairview Heights were injured in a shooting incident over the weekend.
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Illinois announces $400 million funding for local projects; Cardinal Prevost becomes Pope Leo XIV
The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has announced a significant funding opportunity for local agencies across the state.
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Illinois House Republicans pay tribute on Peace Officers Memorial Day
Peace Officers Memorial Day serves as a tribute to law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty.
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Illinois celebrates Economic Development Week with events and resources
The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity is marking Illinois Economic Development Week from May 11 to May 17.
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Illinois faces scrutiny over appointments and rising energy costs
Governor JB Pritzker has recently appointed his brother-in-law to the University of Illinois Board of Trustees.
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Rep. Tipsword promotes shopping locally during National Small Business Week
It is National Small Business Week, a time to encourage supporting local entrepreneurs.
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Illinois events and legislative news updates
This week, a ceremony was held to pay tribute to Illinois police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty over the past year.
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Eureka High School students participate in statewide poetry contest
Eureka High School students Vivian Neukomm and Kinley Stoller took part in the Poetry Out Loud 2025 Illinois State Contest in March.
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Illinois leaders recognized at Women to Watch Leadership Conference
U.S. Representative Tipsword recently welcomed women leaders Ali Gibbs and Misty Bell from District 105 to the Illinois House Republican Annual Women to Watch Leadership Conference.
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Inspector General finds conflict of interest at Illinois commerce department
The Office of Executive Inspector General (OEIG) has identified a significant conflict of interest at the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO).
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Illinois struggles with legislation and economic challenges
Caterpillar's Pontiac facility recently celebrated its 100th anniversary, with the local community expressing gratitude for its contributions since its establishment in 1978.
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Weekly news roundup: legislative updates, sports achievements, and Route 66 centennial
This week, several significant events and updates marked Illinois, ranging from legislative victories to sporting achievements.
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National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day observes the courage of former POWs
National Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day is observed to honor the courage and resilience of those who endured captivity in service to their country.
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Real ID deadline approaches, experts advise checking your needs
The deadline for obtaining a Real ID is approaching in just a month.
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Illinois seeks nominations for young farmers' awards amid policy challenges
The Illinois Soybean Association is seeking nominations for the 20 Under 40 Award, which highlights young farmers making a difference in Illinois.
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Illinois Soybean Association seeks nominations for young farmer award
The Illinois Soybean Association is currently inviting nominations for the Illinois 20 Under 40 Award.
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Illinois State Trooper Day honors dedication and service
Every day, Illinois State Troopers don their uniforms with the understanding that they will encounter unpredictable challenges as they strive to ensure the safety of others.
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IDOT announces $7.2 Million road project on Route 116 in Pontiac
The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has initiated a road construction project on Route 116 through Pontiac.
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Illinois grapples with spending forecasts and legislative measures on multiple fronts
Earlier this week, a rally took place in Springfield at the State Capitol centered around the issue of abortion rights.
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Democrats advance controversial homeschool bill amid strong opposition
Last week, Democrats moved forward with the Homeschool Act in the House Education Policy Committee.