Illinois State Rep. John M. Cabello (R-Machesney Park)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. John M. Cabello (R-Machesney Park)
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House Republicans stage walkout over alleged Democratic vendetta
This week in Springfield, House Republicans made the decision to walk out during a session led by House Democrats.
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Coyote mating season increases activity in Illinois
Coyote mating season in Illinois takes place in late February and early March.
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Closing arguments continue in Madigan's federal corruption trial
Closing arguments are underway in the federal corruption trial of the former Illinois House Speaker.
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Illinois residents to access digital IDs via Apple Wallet by end of 2025
Illinois residents will soon have the option to access their driver's licenses and state IDs through digital wallets, following the passage of legislation in the Illinois House of Representatives (HB4592).
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Illinois lawmakers tour historic sites in Galena
State Representative John M. Cabello, representing the Republican Party from Machesney Park, recently visited Galena, Illinois, with a group of Northwestern Illinois lawmakers.
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Illinois lawmakers propose legalization of prostitution and inmate voting
Democratic lawmakers in Illinois have introduced proposals that could significantly alter state law.
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John M. Cabello reappointed as assistant house republican leader
State Representative John M. Cabello has been reappointed to his role as an Assistant House Republican Leader in the 104th General Assembly by House Republican Leader Tony McCombie.
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IRS distributes unclaimed stimulus money to Illinois residents
Illinois residents who missed out on COVID stimulus payments in 2021 might soon receive up to $1,400 from the IRS.
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Illinois tops list for highest property taxes; Winnebago and Rockford among hardest hit
In a recent report analyzing property taxes across the United States, Illinois has been identified as having the highest property tax rates in the nation.
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Nationwide awareness raised on National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day is observed today across the United States.
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Illinois House adopts controversial rules amid opposition
The Illinois House has approved its parliamentary rules for the 104th General Assembly, with all Republican members voting against the adoption.
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Rep. John M. Cabello begins seventh term in Illinois House
State Representative John M. Cabello, a Republican from Machesney Park, has been sworn in for his seventh term in the Illinois House of Representatives.
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Law Enforcement Appreciation Day honors officers' dedication in Illinois
Today marks Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, a time to recognize the efforts of law enforcement officers who work to ensure community safety.
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Illinois lawmakers begin 'Lame Duck' session ahead of new assembly swearing-in
Lawmakers have reconvened in Springfield for the final days of the 103rd General Assembly.
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Local media covers Cabello's international business forum
State Representative John M. Cabello recently organized an International Business Forum in Loves Park, Illinois.
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Social Security retirement age increases to 67 for those born after 1960
Changes to Social Security will take effect in 2025, impacting the full retirement age for those born in 1960 or later.
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Illinois prepares for contentious lame duck session
When the Illinois General Assembly reconvenes in Springfield on January 4, 2025, it will mark the beginning of a "lame duck" session.
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Illinois reveals top 10 finalists for new state flag design
The Illinois Flag Commission has unveiled the top 10 finalists in the competition for a new state flag design.
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Illinois offers $5M grants for local fire department upgrades
Local fire departments in Illinois have the opportunity to apply for $5 million in grant funding.
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Illinois watchdog uncovers $7.2M PPP fraud involving state employees
A state watchdog in Illinois has identified $7.2 million in fraudulent claims made under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) by state employees.