The Illinois take on Tim Walz - POLITICO
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- October 17, 2024
After paying $1 billion in red-light camera fees, Illinoisans deserve to know more about how the devices are being pushed with their local political leaders. Red-light cameras took more than $1 billion from Illinois drivers in a decade. Promotion of the cameras was linked to federal corruption indictments of four public officials in the past
READ MORECuba has a dream — to have so much COVID-19 vaccine that not only could everyone on the island get immunized but Cuba would give it away to friends and allies around the world. There would be so many doses, Cuban officials would even offer free inoculations to tourists on arrival at the airport in
READ MORESKOKIE, IL — Ahead of the April 6 consolidated municipal elections, Skokie Patch provided questionnaires to all candidates and parties on the ballot for Skokie Village Board. Seven candidates, including two incumbents, are seeking four-year terms on the six-member board. Six candidates were slated by the Skokie Caucus Party and five still have the endorsement
READ MOREA Connecticut House committee on Thursday approved a bill to legalize marijuana, a notable development as lawmakers work to reconcile what they’re proposing with the governor’s reform plan. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Robyn Porter (D), cleared the legislature’s Labor and Public Employees Committee in a 9-4 vote. Advocates have cheered the bill’s emphasis on
READ MOREElectric vehicle maker Rivian has inked a deal with the University of Illinois to use its COVID-19 saliva tests in its factories in Illinois and California. The Amazon-backed startup donated $500,000 to U of I’s SHIELD COVID-19 testing program to launch and support a new lab at Illinois State University, which is close to the company’s
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READ MOREBY JOHN KRAFT & KIRK ALLEN DuPage Township, IL. (ECWd) – Today, the Illinois Attorney General’s Public Access Counselor issued a determination stating that the DuPage Township Board violated the Open Meetings Act during its February 15, 2019 Closed Session Meeting. It it’s determination, the AG-PAC stated the following: DuPage Township did not violate Section
READ MOREShelby Co. IL. (ECWd) – We exposed the illegal gun sales by the Shelby County Sheriff over a year ago, including proving that the accounting of the money did not balance with the public records. As we awaited action that never came from County Board members who sit on the Sheriff’s committee, we took steps,
READ MOREWesley Township, IL. (ECWd) – Wesley Township used a forged and notarized affidavit in Court filings/proceedings while attempting to defend a Freedom of Information Act (“FOIA”) lawsuit. Yesterday, the former Wesley Township Clerk, Sarah Norton, appeared for a several hour Deposition related to an FOIA lawsuit brought by Cindy Brzana against Wesley Township and the
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