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Chicago's Drone Racing Scene Is Like a High-Tech Heist Movie
By Rod O’Connor
The meet-ups held by Chicago Drone Racers are The Fast and the Furious for the pocket-protector set: a little fierce and a lotta tech. Read more
What Would an Illinois Budget Look Like?
By Rob Arthur
Illinois lawmakers haven't passed one for almost two years. But it's not for lack of proposals. Read more
The Grand Bargain Could Include a Fix to the Broken School Funding System
The state's schools are heavily funded by high property taxes and highly unequal. A budget deal could address both. Read more
Politics, More Than Pork, Drove the Pension Debacle
By Whet Moser
The pension crisis is a looming shadow of Springfield's long mismanagement. It's also a symbol of how the two sides can achieve politically unpopular compromise. Read more
After the Budget, the Battle Over What Happens Next, Or Doesn't
By Whet Moser
They can hope and pray, but the budget and tax hikes passed by Senate Democrats are likely to remain bills. But will they remain effective political fodder? Read more
Illinois Senate Democrats Move Forward on a Balanced Budget
By Whet Moser
As the governor pushes structural reform, Dems push a balanced budget through the Senate. But will it lead anywhere? Read more
The Illinois Budget Disaster, Explained
By Yana Kunichoff
Whose fault is this? Why should you care? What can we do about it? Read more
Budget Mayday: Illinois's Two-Year Financial Disaster
If state politicians don't agree to a budget soon, we might not have one until 2019. This week, we look at why Illinois can't get its financial house in order—and what it'll take to change that. Read more
Is Illinois Ready for Redistricting Reform?
By Whet Moser
It has widespread support, but failed last year in the Supreme Court. But its real value may be only as a trade chip. Read more
Why Are Term Limits Such a Big Part of the Grand Bargain?
By Whet Moser
One answer: because it polls well and probably wouldn't change very much. Another answer: Madigan. Read more
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