Call will feature experts from the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce, Illinois Bankers Association, and the Small Business Administration; will focus on the economic impacts of COVID-19. Chicago…State Representative Brad Stephens…

Call will feature experts from the Illinois Dept. of Employment Security and the Illinois Retail Merchants Association; will focus on the economic impacts of COVID-19 Chicago…State Representative Brad Stephens (R-Chicago)…

Chicago…State Representative Brad Stephens (R-Chicago) hosted a telephone town hall with local subject matter experts Dr. John Allegretti and Dr. Matthew Jordan to discuss the Covid-19 pandemic with the community….

Tomorrow, Monday, March 22 at 9:30 a.m., I will be hosting a telephone town hall with Dr. John Allegretti and Dr. Matthew Jordan to discuss Covid-19. Dr. Allegretti specializes in…

Chicago…In an effort to protect those on the front lines fighting the COVID-19 Virus State Representative Brad Stephens (R–Chicago) sent a letter to Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor…

Chicago…Today State Representative Brad Stephens (R–Chicago) sent a letter to Governor Pritzker urging him to allow for tax remittance deferral for the hotel industry in order to help hotels stay…

Building on the state’s robust and coordinated response to COVID-19, Governor JB Pritzker issued a disaster proclamation today to unlock additional federal resources and help the state prepare for the…

Springfield… In an effort to reduce noise in the communities surrounding O’Hare International Airport, State Representative Brad Stephens (R–Rosemont) unanimously passed House Joint Resolution 109 out of committee to call…

In his annual budget address this year, Governor J.B. Pritzker proposed withholding $150 million of state funds for local K-12 schools unless voters approve his income tax hike in the November elections….

Springfield…In an effort to increase access to healthcare for Illinois’ most vulnerable, State Representative Brad Stephens (R–Chicago) has introduced legislation to place a cap of $100/month on all the costs…