Chicago Police Announce Path Forward In Fulfilling Consent Decree, But Do Not Address Complaints About Missed Deadlines
The Chicago Police Department on Monday announced a path forward to fulfill a federal consent decree that took effect last year.
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The Chicago Police Department on Monday announced a path forward to fulfill a federal consent decree that took effect last year.
"This is one way for us to make sure that businesses that have been scofflaws on this subject know that there is a real penalty at the end of the line here," Pritzker said.
Rep. Darren Bailey (R-Xenia) is asking a Clay County judge to order Gov. JB Pritzker be jailed until he rescinds recent executive orders regarding the COVID-19 outbreak.
The indictment does not identify the red light camera company involved in the case, but published reports state the company is SafeSpeed, which is at the center of at least two other criminal cases in federal court.
Ald. Michael Scott Jr. (24th) announced Thursday that he has tested positive for COVID-19.
Medical care for 18,000 foster children is at risk, according to Cook County Public Guardian Charles Golbert.
Davis said in a statement that a higher than usual temperature reading Wednesday prompted him to get tested, which resulted in a positive diagnosis.
U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis, who represents a large swath of downstate Illinois, has tested positive for COVID-19.
The district originally planned a hybrid model of both remote learning and in-class instruction, but now will move to an entirely virtual plan to start the school year.
U.S. Sens. Tammy Duckworth and Richard Durbin (D-Illinois) on Wednesday announced $7 million in federal funding to create rental units for low-income Illinois residents with disabilities.
"An individual who has not filed an unemployment claim but has received a debit card, or an unemployment insurance letter in the mail, has likely been a target of this fraud."
First-term Alds. Daniel LaSpata (1st), Byron Sigcho-Lopez (25th), Rossana Rodriguez Sanchez (33rd), Andre Vasquez (40th), Matt Martin (47th), and Maria Hadden (49th) are the first members of the Chicago City Council to call for Madigan to step down.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission staff will be reviewing the petitions in coming days to determine if there are enough valid signatures and if the candidates meet all qualifications to get on the ballot.
Penalty weeks are keeping thousands of laid-off workers from getting their unemployment checks. And meanwhile, as CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reported Tuesday, other states have found a way around the problem.
An Illinois state representative on Sunday called for the end of history classes in Illinois schools until "appropriate alternatives" are developed.
