Illinois lawmakers clash over $11 million pay raises
The Illinois Senate narrowly failed to reject about 11 million in two year pay hikes for roughly 1,100 state officials, leaving raises set to take effect July 1. The House rejected the raises 105 to 3, while Senate leadership weighs a reconsideration next week amid budget strains and back-bill concerns.
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