• RICO has a new Sheriff in town. . .
  • Deere plans to close two Iowa plants, production changes expected in Moline. . .
  • Issue reported w ballot machine at Scott Cty polling location. . .
  • . . . And an admin audit scheduled for three Scott Cty precincts — COINCIDENCE??. . .
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Author: Michael Helke

  • Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s new transit board picks include Chicago Transit Authority’s current chair
  • State “reviewing” Dept of Justice’s threat to prosecute election officials over non-citizen voting
    State “reviewing” Dept of Justice’s threat to prosecute election officials over non-citizen voting
  • State: Nursing-home caregiver stole painkillers, worked while under influence
  • Judge dismisses lawsuit by Sudanese man jailed for two years by ICE
    Judge dismisses lawsuit by Sudanese man jailed for two years by ICE

    Wooden gavel with books in background. Law and justice concept

  • Chicago officials unveil underground stormwater storage units to reduce flooding on West Side
  • Galva passes resolution in support of carbon-capture moratorium
  • Dental hygienists accused of misleading patients as to their need for dental work
  • Decatur Council votes for city to cover full cost of leaking lead-service-line replacements
  • Family Credit Union appoints Bob Hoepfner to Senior ViP of Lending
  • Trone Garriott calls for public option, restoring Medicaid funding at cancer event
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