Pat Quinn
Quinn To Provide State Help If Needed
Governor Pat Quinn this morning activated the State Incident Response Center (SIRC) in Springfield to assess flooding and severe weather in several areas of the state and expedite assistance that may be needed by local public safety officials to protect citizens.
Quinn: Not Enough People Taking Advantage Of Tax Breaks
Governor Quinn stopped by Truman College where volunteers with the Center for Economic Progress are helping low-income tax payers to file their returns.
Five Years After The Shootings, Healing Continues At NIU
The tolling of a lone bell could be heard across the campus at NIU as students and family members of the five victims gathered to hear remarks from Gov. Pat Quinn and NIU President John Peters.
Shelia Simon Won’t Seek Another Term As Lt. Governor
Sheila Simon said Wednesday that she won’t seek another term as lieutenant governor.
Quinn Meets With Legislative Leaders Over Pension Reform, But No Deal
Saturday, Governor Pat Quinn and all four legislative leaders met behind closed doors to try and finally hammer out a pension reform deal.
Obama Urging Illinois Legislature To Support Gay Marriage: Report
A spokesman for President Obama says the former Illinois state lawmaker is urging the General Assembly here to approve gay-marriage legislation, the Sun-Times is reporting.
Bill Daley Considering Run For Illinois Governor
Former White House chief of staff Bill Daley says he’s “seriously” thinking about running for Illinois governor.
Moody’s Downgrades Illinois’ Credit Outlook To Negative
Moody’s Investor Services has downgraded the state’s credit outlook from stable to negative.
In Illinois, Flags Lowered To Half-Staff As Officials Express Horror At School Shooting
Gov. Pat Quinn was among the public officials who expressed condolences and horror at the shooting rampage, details of which were still emerging by late afternoon.
Gov. Quinn Appoints New Inspector General
Quinn has appointed 40-year law enforcement veteran Michael McCotter to the job.
Quinn Sets Election Dates In Early 2013 To Fill Jackson Jr.’s Congressional Vacancy
Jesse Jackson Jr. resigned from Congress last week amid health problems and reported plea-deal negotiations with federal prosecutors.
Quinn Rethinks Ban On Reporters At State Prisons
Now, Gov. Pat Quinn says, it’s up to Corrections Director Salvador Godinez to decide when and how reporters will have access.
Quinn, Emanuel Spar Over Governor’s Appointee To Sports Board
Gov. Quinn says the mayor’s operatives are engaging in character assassination.
Governor Signs Bill Aimed At Keeping Teachers Safer At School
Gov. Quinn has signed a law that will allow school officials and law enforcement authorities to share juvenile criminal records on a limited basis.
Gov. Quinn Vetoes Casino Expansion Bill
Gov. Pat Quinn has vetoed the casino expansion bill.
Police Can Now Share Information About Dangerous Students With Schools
The bill Gov. Pat Quinn signed allows police departments to notify school administrators when a student is a part of an ongoing investigation, even if they haven’t been arrested or charged.
Gov. Quinn Asks For Drought Disaster Designation In Illinois
Gov. Pat Quinn is asking for Illinois to be designated a drought disaster area.
Gov. Quinn Signs ‘Julie’s Law’ To Crack Down On Extreme Speeders
Julie Gorczynski, 17, was killed last year in Orland Park when a motorist traveling 26 mph over the speed limit crashed into the passenger side of the Jeep she was riding in.
State Budget, Politics Loom Over Memorial Day Parade
The Memorial Day parade and politics made for an interesting mix in Park Ridge, CBS 2’s Derrick Blakley reports.
Lawmaker: Quinn A ‘Coward’ For His Handling Of DCFS Investigation
State Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock, says Gov. Quinn knew in April that Erwin McEwen, then the head of the Department of Children and Family Services, was refusing to cooperate in a state inspector general’s investigation.



