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Monthly Archives: January, 2021

Politics

What Happens When No One Runs For Elective Office?

John Kraft -
No one is running for mayor or trustee in one small Illinois town. what does that mean?
Business

Watchdogs sue Chicago Police Department for body cam footage, incident reports –

John Kraft -
Edgar County Watchdogs sue Chicago Police Department after they refuse to provide copies of body cam footage, incident reports, more.
National

Biden and Trump Voters Were Exposed to Radically Different Coverage of the Capitol Riot on Facebook

Colin Lecher and Jon Keegan -
Analysis of Facebook data feeds found that coverage of the riots that rocked the country's Capitol last week differed greatly between Biden vs Trump supporters.
National

“No One Took Us Seriously”: Black Cops Warned About Racist Capitol Police Officers for Years

by Joshua Kaplan and Joaquin Sapien -
Capitol Police under fire for history of racism within the department.
Community

Bill Banning Locked Seclusion and Face-Down Restraints in Illinois Schools Stalls as Lawmakers Run Out of Time

Silence DoGood -
Time ran out before the Illinois House could debate a bill banning student seclusion. Bill sponsors pledged to reintroduce the legislation very soon.
Community

Comprehensive criminal justice reform package passes General Assembly

Silence DoGood -
Illinois Senator Elgie Sims on HB 3653, a comprehensive criminal justice reform package.
Community

Rep. Haas Statement on Sweeping Police Reform

Silence DoGood -
HB3653 passed in the Illinois House in the early morning hours today. Rep. Haas gives her thoughts on the bill.
Community

WCRJ Celebrates Key Victories in the Passage of ILBC’s Criminal Justice Omnibus Bill

Silence DoGood -
The Workers Center for Racial Justice celebrate the passage of HB3653, a landmark bill that will change the systems of law enforcement and incarceration in the state.
Politics

Representative Carol Ammons’ Statement on the Monumental Education Package to Rid Systemic Racism Passes Senate & House

Silence DoGood -
State Rep. Carol Ammon speaks on the passage of HB2170, improving education for black students.
National

FBI WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE UPDATE ON CRIMINAL CHARGES RELATED TO EVENTS AT THE CAPITOL ON JANUARY 6

John Kraft -
ACTING U.S. ATTORNEY MICHAEL SHERWIN FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND FBI WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE ADIC STEVEN D’ANTUONO PROVIDE UPDATE ON CRIMINAL CHARGES RELATED TO EVENTS AT THE CAPITOL ON JANUARY 6.
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