Imo state political news today

Here are some of the top state political news stories from Illinois today:

Governor's Office

• Governor J.B. Pritzker has announced a new initiative to provide financial assistance to small businesses and non-profits affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The program, called the "Small Business and Non-Profit Relief Program," will provide grants of up to $50,000 to eligible businesses and non-profits. (Source: Illinois.gov)
• The Governor has also announced a new partnership with the Illinois Department of Public Health to provide free COVID-19 testing to all Illinois residents. The program, called "Test Illinois," will provide free testing at over 100 locations across the state. (Source: Illinois.gov)

Legislative News

• The Illinois General Assembly has passed a new bill aimed at addressing the state's affordable housing crisis. The bill, which was sponsored by Senator Heather Steans (D-Chicago), would provide funding for affordable housing programs and create a new state agency to oversee affordable housing development. (Source: Chicago Tribune)
• The Illinois House of Representatives has passed a new bill aimed at increasing transparency in state government. The bill, which was sponsored by Representative Will Guzzardi (D-Chicago), would require state agencies to disclose more information about their spending and operations. (Source: Illinois News Network)

Local News

• The City of Chicago has announced a new plan to address the city's growing homelessness crisis. The plan, which was developed by the Chicago Department of Family and Support Services, includes a new program to provide permanent supportive housing to homeless individuals and a new initiative to provide emergency shelter services. (Source: Chicago Tribune)
• The Cook County Board of Commissioners has approved a new budget for the county's health and hospitals system. The budget, which was developed by County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, includes funding for new healthcare programs and services. (Source: Chicago Sun-Times)