Jerry Nowicki is the Editor-in-Chief at Capitol News Illinois. With over five years of experience in state government and nearly a decade in news, he focuses on themes such as government, politics, and public policy, covering elections and current affairs. Jerry has been featured in numerous publications, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and NPR Illinois.
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Jerry Nowicki's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political announcements in Illinois, with a notable emphasis on legal policy regulation. His articles often revolve around the governor's actions, state laws, budget analysis, and specific topics such as nuclear technology.
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A new secure entrance on the north side of the Illinois Capitol in Springfield is under construction.
By: Jerry Nowicki, Ben Szalinski
Recent ethics investigations raised questions about office's professionalism
By: Jerry Nowicki, Ben Szalinski
Illinois' legislature will once again soon find itself without a legislative inspector general.
By: Ben Szalinski, Jerry Nowicki
Illinois’ legislature soon will once again find itself without a legislative inspector general. Michael McCuskey will resign the watchdog post amid criticism about his ability to handle investigatio...
By: Jerry Nowicki, Ben Szalinski
Legislative Inspector General Michael McCuskey speaks to Capitol News Illinois during an interview on June 6, 2023. (Capitol News Illinois file photo)
By: Ben Szalinski, Jerry Nowicki
By Ben Szalinski and Jerry Nowicki [email protected] Latest e-Edition Click the image to view the latest e-edition.
By: Jerry Nowicki
Article Summary Illinois has now allocated three years' worth of local food grants aimed at bolstering food infrastructure.
By: Jerry Nowicki
Vegetables grow at Sola Gratia Farms in Urbana, a fiscal year 2024 recipient of a Local Food Infrastructure Grant. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Maggie Dougherty)
By: Jerry Nowicki, Ben Szalinskiand
Illinois’ legislature will once again soon find itself without a legislative inspector general.
By: Jerry Nowicki
Illinois is awarding more than $3.5 million to 61 organizations working to expand local food processing, storage and distribution.
