Illinois universities have hiked tuition and relied on state subsidies to pay for exorbitant administrative salaries – and now they’re feeling the effects of that destructive behavior.

New media jobs are heavily and increasingly concentrated in deep Blue areas. Thank goodness you have Wirepoints. We understand what they don’t.

A new report about Illinois’ workers’ compensation shows a 6 percent cost decrease, but it remains more expensive than other states, bolstering one of the main drivers Gov. Bruce Rauner says is pushing business out of Illinois.

State lawmakers have not passed a full budget in 22 months, and face a May 31 deadline to adopt a 2018 fiscal plan or risk going into a third consecutive year without one. Despite not having a budget, the state’s backlog of bills continues to grow – it now exceeds $13 billion – because court orders have put deficit spending on autopilot.

So to those organizing this week’s march, they may preach “progressive” ideals and a path forward. But really, they are marching to keep Illinois on a path of economic destruction. On behalf of most of the women of Illinois – and those who have left – please hear our message: No, thanks.