In response to growing efforts from activists to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections, new legislation aims to eliminate perceived vagueness in the state

TO WATCH THE PRESS CONFERENCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5V6NGDFKXM As part of their efforts to empower parents, Senate Republicans are promoting two bills they filed to protect kids

The month of March is designated to acknowledge and commemorate the many great achievements made by women. This month-long celebration is also used to inspire

During National Consumer Protection Week, the Illinois Attorney General’s office released a list of some of the most common scams that plagued Illinois residents in

To encourage daily reading by Americans young and old, March has been designated National Reading Month. March was selected as National Reading Month to honor

State Senator Erica Harriss (56th-Glen Carbon) will launch a series of spring traveling office hours across the 56th District starting Tuesday, March 5 through March

State Senator Erica Harriss has released the below statement following the Governor’s 2024 State of the State and State Budget Address: “As a strong advocate for

State Senator Erica Harriss spent Valentines Day hand-delivering homemade cards as a part of her first annual Valentines for Seniors Card Drive. “It’s truly humbling to

State Senator Erica Harriss is proud to announce $1 million in grant funding to two communities across the 56th District as a part of the state’s

Senate Republicans are applauding a decision from Illinois Department of Human Services to halt proposed budget cuts to the Intellectually and Developmentally Disabled (I/DD) community.

Senate Bill 1623 established the Illinois Underground Railroad Task Force last year to create a cohesive history of the Illinois portion of the Underground Railroad.

State Senator Erica Harriss has released the below statement following Thursday’s appointment announcement of Judge Amy Sholar to the 5th District of the Appellate Court