Gov. Pritzker, Mayor Johnson respond to Trump?s threat to send troops to Chicago
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President Donald Trump on Monday lobbed personal insults toward Gov. JB Pritzker amid uproar over a report of his administration planning to deploy National Guard members to Chicago to combat crime.

Trump lashed out at Pritzker amid fears of troops being sent to Chicago
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President Donald Trump on Monday lobbed personal insults toward Gov. JB Pritzker amid uproar over a report of his administration planning to deploy National Guard members to Chicago to combat crime.

Gov. Pritzker signs bills to protect reproductive rights
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Gov. Pritzker signed two bills to protect reproductive rights in the state on Friday. One of them protects healthcare providers from discipline for providing abortions.

Gov. Pritzker responds to viral question: Is there a man inside the Bean?
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Governor J.B. Pritzker is weighing in after a viral question had the internet wondering if there?s a man inside Chicago?s famous Bean sculpture.

Chicago Teachers Union rallies against governor over school funding shortfall
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The Chicago Teachers Union rallied outside a South Side school, demanding the state pay what they say are owed to CPS students after Gov. Pritzker claimed there?s no money to fund schools

Gov. Pritzker signs bills to protect Illinois workers
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Gov. Pritzker, alongside state legislators and labor leaders, signed a series of bills on Wednesday aimed at protecting Illinois workers.

Gov. Pritzker signs police reform bill in wake of Sonya Massey's killing

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed legislation Tuesday afternoon aimed at increasing scrutiny of police officers’ work histories following the 2024 shooting death of Sonya Massey in Sangamon County.

After Sonya Massey?s death, Pritzker poised to sign major police reform into law
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In the wake of Sonya Massey?s killing, Gov. J.B. Pritzker is preparing to sign a sweeping police reform bill, a move he says will turn outrage into lasting change.

Trump targets Pritzker and signals potential federal crackdown on Chicago crime | What to know
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President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Chicago and New York City on Monday as he announced a federal takeover of Washington D.C.?s police force to combat rising crime. Joined by top cabinet officials, Trump criticized the state of the nation's capital, blaming "young punks" for a surge in violent crime and highlighting widespread homelessness. He singled out Chicago and New York City next, suggesting federal intervention could follow if local leaders fail to get crime and homelessness under control.