State Rep. Paul Jacobs
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Recent News About State Rep. Paul Jacobs
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Illinois representative seeks repeal of sanctuary state laws with new bill
State Representative Paul Jacobs from Pomona, Illinois, has introduced legislation aimed at repealing the state's sanctuary laws.
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National Sanctity of Life Day emphasizes the value and protection of human life
On National Sanctity of Life Day, a reflection on the value of human life takes center stage.
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Illinois Conservation Foundation opens scholarship applications for high school seniors
Applications are now open for the 2025 Conservation Achievement Scholarship program.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy honored nationwide
On Martin Luther King Jr.
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Legislation proposes raising age for senior driving tests in Illinois
State Representative Paul Jacobs has joined as a co-sponsor of House Bill 1226, a legislative proposal initiated by the Illinois Secretary of State and fellow Republican State Representative Jeff Keicher.
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Ratification Day commemorates constitutional milestone
On January 14, 2025, Ratification Day is celebrated to mark the official ratification of the Constitution.
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Ratification Day commemorates US Constitution's foundational role
On January 14, Ratification Day is celebrated to mark the official ratification of the United States Constitution.
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Save money on energy costs with simple changes
On National Cut Your Energy Costs Day, individuals are encouraged to adopt practices that reduce energy consumption and save money.
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Rep. Jacobs acknowledges law enforcement on appreciation day
Today marks Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, a day dedicated to recognizing the efforts of law enforcement officers.
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Paul Jacobs begins third term as Illinois State Representative
State Representative Paul Jacobs was sworn in for his third term at the University of Illinois Springfield on Wednesday.
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Illinois residents face rising winter heating costs amid colder forecasts
As winter temperatures begin to drop across Illinois, the energy required to heat homes is expected to rise, leading to increased heating bills.
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Illinois lawmakers prepare for impactful decisions during upcoming lame duck session
In the closing moments of the 2024 Veto Session of the Illinois House of Representatives, a motion by House Republican Floor Leader Patrick Windhorst to adjourn "sine die" was defeated by House Democrats.
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National Blood Donor Month encourages community donations
This January marks National Blood Donor Month, highlighting the crucial role that blood donors play in saving lives.
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Bill of Rights Day commemorates foundational constitutional amendments
On December 15, Americans observe Bill of Rights Day, marking the anniversary of the signing of the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
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Wreaths Across America Day honors veterans with nationwide tributes
On December 14, 2024, the nation observed Wreaths Across America Day.
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National Guard celebrates its founding anniversary
Happy Birthday to the U.S. National Guard, which was initially founded in 1636.
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Fire station construction grants now accepting applications from local departments
Local fire departments aiming to construct or renovate their stations have an opportunity to apply for grant funding.
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Corruption cases highlight need for reform on International Anti-Corruption Day
Countries worldwide observe International Anti-Corruption Day on December 9, a day established by the United Nations in 2003 to raise awareness about corruption's impacts and emphasize the importance of combating it.
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Illinois honors miners on National Miners Day
On National Miners Day, the contributions of miners are acknowledged for their dedication to the mining industry.
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Illinois marks its journey to becoming the 21st state
On December 3, 1818, Illinois was officially recognized as the 21st state in the United States.