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 […]
Chicago Sun-Times | October 5, 2016 The flurry of voter fraud and intimidation allegations and counter allegations swirling through Kankakee County has caught the attention of state and federal officials. A day after Kankakee officials announced an investigation into voter fraud, including allegations that “individuals from Chicago” were offering gifts in […]
