State Rep. Dan Ugaste
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Recent News About State Rep. Dan Ugaste
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Illinois Farm Bureau introduces Roots Lager to share its agricultural story
The Illinois Farm Bureau has introduced a new craft beer named Roots Lager.
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Illinois issues over 155K IDs and licenses to noncitizens under new law
More than 155,000 standard IDs and driver's licenses have been issued to noncitizens in Illinois within five months of a new law coming into effect.
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Holiday season sees rise in text and email scams
Text and email scams are increasingly common, particularly during the holiday season.
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Illinois faces challenges with gerrymandering affecting fair representation
Gerrymandering remains a significant issue in Illinois, according to recent discussions and reports.
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Illinois State Police squad car hit while responding to crash
An Illinois State Police (ISP) squad car was struck while responding to an existing crash in Downers Grove, according to CBS Chicago.
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Bill of Rights Day commemorates key constitutional amendments
On December 15, 2024, the United States marks Bill of Rights Day, celebrating the anniversary of the signing of the First Ten Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
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Illinois announces upcoming changes to driver's licenses
The Illinois Secretary of State's office has announced forthcoming changes to driver's licenses in the state.
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Statehouse increases security following recent incidents
Thank you to the Illinois State Capitol Police, the Illinois State Police, and all who keep our Capitol Complex safe so we can do the work of the people.
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Illinois prepares for new state laws in January 2025
Each year, a multitude of new state laws are implemented.
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Illinois faces challenges with coal plant closures and battery reliance
As coal plants continue to shut down, there is a growing urgency to address the gap in energy production.
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Illinois reveals finalists for new state flag design
The Illinois Flag Commission has disclosed the ten finalists in the competition to design a new state flag.
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High taxes and policies prompt exodus from Illinois
High taxes and ineffective public policies are being blamed for the ongoing exodus of residents and businesses from Illinois.
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Illinois researchers begin next phase of space-based manufacturing program
Illinois researchers are embarking on a new phase of their program to explore manufacturing in space.
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Court maintains Illinois gun ban during ongoing appeal
Democrats' firearms ban will continue to be enforced in Illinois as a federal appeals court deliberates on the case.
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Illinois acknowledges its miners on National Miners Day
On National Miners Day, the dedication and hard work of miners are recognized.
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Illinois reduces pheasant hunting permits for 2024 season
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) has declared a reduction in the number of permits available for controlled pheasant hunting for the 2024 season.
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Illinois ranked among top 15 states for strong community ties
Illinois has been recognized as one of the top 15 states with tight-knit communities.
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Madigan's influence on Illinois state board appointments under scrutiny
Jurors in the trial of former Speaker Mike Madigan were presented with evidence illustrating his significant influence within state government.
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National Human Rights Month emphasizes dignity and equality for all
This month marks the observance of National Human Rights Month, a period dedicated to reflecting on and celebrating human rights.
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State watchdog uncovers $7.2M in fraudulent PPP claims by Illinois employees
A state watchdog has uncovered $7.2 million in fraudulent claims related to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) made by Illinois state employees.