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Rep. Mason Passes Measure to Cap Cost of Twin-Pack EpiPens at $60

Rep. Mason Passes Measure to Cap Cost of Twin-Pack EpiPens at $60

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State Rep. Joyce Mason, D-Gurnee, spearheaded a measure to make healthcare more affordable by capping insured people’s costs of twin-packs of epinephrine injectors at $60. That measure recently passed the House and Senate unanimously and is advancing to Gov. Pritzker’s desk for signature.

Hoffman Works to Improve Commercial Driver Safety

Hoffman Works to Improve Commercial Driver Safety

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – As part of efforts to improve roadway safety with commercial vehicles, state Rep. Jay Hoffman, D-Swansea, teamed up with the Secretary of State to pass a plan to update commercial driving restrictions due to drug and alcohol failures, encourage safer procedures around railroad crossings and extend the validity of commercial learner’s permits (CLP).

Canty Fights for Arlington Heights, Neighboring Communities During Bears Move

Canty, Pacione-Zayas Pass Bill to Increase Salary Transparency

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Prospective employees may soon have access to increased salary transparency from potential employers, thanks to a new measure led by state Rep. Mary Beth Canty (D-Arlington Heights) and state Sen. Cristina Pacione-Zayas (D-Chicago).

Canty Fights for Arlington Heights, Neighboring Communities During Bears Move

Canty to Hold Youth Art Competition

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. — State Rep. Mary Beth Canty, D-Arlington Heights, is hosting an art contest for students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Winning artwork will be displayed in “Mary Beth’s Rotating Art Museum” in her district and Springfield offices, as well as featured on social media.

Hoffman Works to Improve Commercial Driver Safety

Hoffman Measure to Secure First Responder Benefits Signed into Law

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – A bipartisan proposal led by state Rep. Jay Hoffman, D-Swansea, and Comptroller Susana Mendoza to ensure first responders severely disabled by COVID in the early days of the pandemic receive proper Act of Duty benefits was signed into law Wednesday by Gov. J.B. Pritzker.