By Sean Crawford, Illinois Public Radio
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Springfield, Ill. – A deadline for a new state budget in Illinois has passed, but there's still no agreement and no indication when one might happen.
The state will keep operating for at least a while, even though it has no spending authority.
Lawmakers have approved a budget that includes heavy cuts to social services, but Governor Pat Quinn said yesterday he will not sign it.
Sean Crawford reports.