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Columnist Tom Weitzel believes changes are needed in the warrant arrest system
A lawsuit filed by House and Senate Republicans was recently tossed out by Sangamon County Circuit Court Judge Jack Davis, II. The suit sought to strike down a new law backed by trial lawyers (Senate Bill 328). The Republicans say they will appeal.
The threats of the Trump administration to send National Guard troops into Chicago have drawn sharp rebukes from Gov. JB Pritzker. In an earlier era, troops were shipped to Chicago to restore order after the epic Chicago Fire, and the governor from Illinois was never consulted.
"Illinois has taken a major step to protect individuals and families from the financial shock that too often follows a medical emergency," writes Kim Godden of the Illinois State Ambulance Association
The topic of child pornography is a serious and complex issue that affects many people.
The breadth of invited attendees at the event organized last week by Gov. JB Pritzker really stood out.
Opinion from Rich Miller: What the Chicago Teachers Union really wants is an immense expansion of the state tax base
Illinois has had four constitutions in its history – 1818, 1848, 1870, and 1970
Columnist Tom Weitzel outlines several safety tips for parents and students as back-to-school season begins.