Homewood Flossmoor Chronicle – December 14, 2020 by Chronicle staff When Illinois electors met in Springfield Monday morning as part of the Electoral College ritual, Al Riley, representing the 2nd Congressional District, cast his vote for President-elect Joseph R. Biden. Illinois wasn’t a battleground state in the 2020 election, but […]
Associated Press November 28, 2018 People who are harmed or injured because of state government actions are now eligible for damage awards of as much as $2 million. The House voted 71-36 Tuesday to override a veto on legislation raising the damage cap in the Illinois Court of Claims from […]
Daily Southtown: December 5, 2017 by Ted Slowik I’ve only been in this role as columnist for about two years, but in that short time Tim Bradford of Olympia Fields became a trusted source. Bradford, 75, died Friday, the same day paperwork for the March primary was filed on his […]
State Journal Register – Written by Bernard Schoenburg – Published August 26, 2017 When Gov. BRUCE RAUNER was in Naperville on Thursday and talked to reporters about a bill he approved concerning police pensions, he made a familiar claim. Rauner, who often points the finger of blame at House Speaker […]
