Gov. JB Pritzker has signed policies that will end Illinois judges’ ability to set cash bail before a defendant’s first court appearance, a victory for criminal reform that negatively grabbed Republican attention.
The city council of DeKalb discussed an upcoming grocery store, repairing a bridge and a grant from the Illinois Department of Transportation for the city’s transit operating funds.
The city council of DeKalb discussed several ordinances regarding installing antennas at Taylor Street Plaza, rezoning Sixth and Oak streets for a grocery store and taqueria and rezoning Fourth and Oak streets for an art studio.
Senator Brian Stewart continues his engagement efforts by attending a recognition ceremony at his Summer Reading Club Program at the Lincoln-Douglas Debate Square in Freeport before he leaves office in 2023.
The parent company of Snapchat will pay a $35 million settlement to Illinoisans in a lawsuit that said the app’s filters and lenses collected user’s biometric data that violated Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act.
According to a The City of DeKalb's Facebook page, the city council Monday unanimously approved plans for a distribution, packaging and storage facility on 160 acres of property on the north side of Gurler Road between Crego Road and Peace Road.
An Illinois Northern District Judge held the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) in contempt for not complying with the court’s order to improve the quality of health care for inmates.
The Genoa Kingston Community School District 424 Board of Education hosted an evening meeting that addressed a new deal with its physical trainer to support the district’s athletic program.