Schuyler County Sheriff Bill Redshaw said he has “no intentions to arrest” anyone violating the state’s sweeping gun ban signed into law by Gov. J.B. Pritzker in early January.
Schuyler County State's Attorney Chuck Laegeler has filed a temporary restraining order seeking to overturn the SAFE-T Act in the county following a successful such order in 65 other counties on Dec. 28.
The Pittsfield Police Department is noting Pike County’s successful granting of a temporary restraining order mirroring a successful challenge of the cashless provision of the SAFE-T Act.
At the Nov. 21 meeting of the Macomb City Council, the police chief asked the board to consider adding another ranked sergeant position to the police department.
The City of Jacksonville Council recently held a special meeting to discuss the fate of an old downtown building whose roof collapsed a little over a year ago.
Rep. Randy Frese recently discussed the need to repeal the SAFE-T Act which would eliminate cash bail for a variety of crimes, including some felonies, starting in January.
Illinois farms that host agricultural events for the public, including apple and pumpkin picking, could be eligible for financial assistance under a tax credit approved by the state legislature earlier this year.
In a Nov. 18 Facebook post, Sen. Jil Tracy (R-Macomb) shared a link from the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus that marked National Young Readers Week.