Higher diaper prices are impacting Illinois families. The state is responding. – State Journal-Register (Springfield)/Yahoo

House Bill 545 would require the Department of Human Services to establish add-on rates for childcare providers participating in the state’s Child Care Assistance Program to purchase supplemental diapers. Brightpoint policy manager Eric Mayo said the program's cost ranges from $4 million to $6 million, which acts like an "additional check" for families trying to ensure their children have diapers.

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Once an Illinois showpiece E.V. maker, bankrupt Lion Electric voids warranties on school buses sold in Illinois and across the U.S. – Wirepoints

When will politicians learn? How many times must the lesson be taught? Industrial central planning by government doesn’t work. Government is no good at picking winners and losers. Leave that to the private sector and let it bear the losses on bets that don’t pay off. Illinois, however, recently announced yet another subsidy for another Canadian electric bus company.

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