Being unable to control how another government acts is rarely an impediment to discussing ramifications. And when there are harbingers of action, bracing for impact is fairly presented as due diligence.
The guilty plea spares a little emotion from a drawn-out trial, but there will be victim impact statements at sentencing and then life in prison for the killer. Too many other Illinois towns have their own grim anniversaries.
Toby Moore writes about the idea of keeping our heroes in the proper perspective.
We can’t entirely legislate consumer behavior, especially when the broader market involves interests far beyond one family looking to settle.
The latest report from the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability shows that spending on “core” state services in the governor’s proposed fiscal 2026 budget will be 9.1% less in real dollars than it was in fiscal 2000.
Senate Bill 2040 would expand the Illinois Commerce Commission’s power to regulate vehicle towing companies.
Running a government means striking a balance between competing priorities. Leadership requires acknowledging mistakes, attempting amends and pursuing different solutions.
Dennis Marek writes about the importance of the numbers 7 and 13 in his life.