State Rep. Tony McCombie
Recent News About State Rep. Tony McCombie
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Savanna hosts community blood drive with local leaders
Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie is organizing a blood drive in collaboration with the City of Savanna and the Savanna Fire Department.
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Tony McCombie introduces bill package addressing future energy demands
As coal plants are being phased out, there is an increasing reliance on battery solutions to fill the energy gap.
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Free museum passes offered by Tony McCombie for Chicago visits
Residents of House Minority Leader Tony McCombie's 89th District can access a free museum pass, offering them the opportunity to visit several Chicago museums without charge this holiday season and beyond.
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Fire station grants now open with $5 million available
Grants have been made available for local fire departments seeking to rehabilitate or construct new fire stations.
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Holiday diaper drive collects over 14,000 diapers for families in need
House Minority Leader Tony McCombie expressed gratitude to everyone who contributed to this year's Holiday Diaper Drive.
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Illinoisans urged to honor veterans on Wreaths Across America Day
On December 14, 2024, House Minority Leader Tony McCombie called on residents of Illinois to reflect and honor veterans on Wreaths Across America Day.
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Illinois residents urged to prepare for bitter cold temperatures
Bitter cold temperatures are forecasted to hit Illinois this week.
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Tony McCombie announces December mobile office hours for 89th District
House Minority Leader Tony McCombie is preparing to host mobile office hours in the 89th District.
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Illinois House Minority Leader joins Midwest delegation visit to Israel
Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie has completed her first day in Israel as part of the Midwest Delegation organized by the State of Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Illinois legislative session set for January amid opposition
The Illinois legislative session is set to begin in January, following the conclusion of the veto session in the House.
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House Minority Leader McCombie honors miners on National Miners Day
House Minority Leader Tony McCombie acknowledged the contributions of miners on National Miners Day.
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Madigan trial reveals alleged influence in state government
Jurors in the federal corruption trial of Mike Madigan were presented with evidence of his influence across state government.
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Thanksgiving reflects on historical origins and current significance
Thanksgiving is a significant national holiday in the United States, observed this year on Thursday, November 28, 2024.
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Holiday diaper drive seeks community support for families in need
Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie is encouraging residents of northwest Illinois to participate in a Holiday Diaper Drive.
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Savanna hosts community blood drive with city officials on December 27
Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie, in collaboration with the City of Savanna and the Savanna Fire Department, is organizing a community blood drive.
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House Minority Leader organizes turkey deliveries for Thanksgiving
The Office of the House Minority Leader organized turkey deliveries throughout the district to support those in need during Thanksgiving.
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Illinois General Assembly wraps up quiet veto session; education and firearm issues highlighted
The Illinois General Assembly has concluded its November 2024 veto session, with minimal legislative action taken.
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Illinois House Minority Leader hosts utility clinic for bill assistance
The Illinois House Minority Leader organized a free utility clinic to assist local residents in identifying unnecessary charges on their natural gas, electric, and phone bills.
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Illinois considers changes amid debates over U.S. Department of Education role
As American Education Week concludes, there is a renewed focus on the significance of education and the dedication of teachers, support staff, and administrators in shaping future leaders.
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Illinois faces $3.2 billion deficit; GOP criticizes supermajority's budgeting
Illinois House Republicans have expressed their discontent following the announcement by the Pritzker Administration of a projected $3.2 billion budget deficit for fiscal year 2026.