Monthly Archives: March, 2021

IL. House Bill Would Mandate Gun Registration – Criminal Penalties For Nonregistration (Springfield, IL) -  HB 3222, Synopsis As Introduced: "Amends the Criminal Code of 2012.

The Alabama Republican led the fight to overturn election results. On Jan. 6, he spoke to the crowd that later stormed the Capitol, resulting in five deaths. Brooks blamed antifa. Now he’s hoping it will get him elected to the Senate.

DuPage Township Votes To Ignore IRS Rules and State Law (DuPage Township, IL) - DuPage Township Supervisor Felix George, and Trustees Maripat Oliver and Ken Burgess, voted at their last township meeting to ignore IRS rules and state law as it relates to former Supervisor Mayer's W-2 tax form - obviously forgetting that no local government can override IRS rules or state law.

Bulls get back on track, beat the Pistons (Detroit, MI) - After losing winnable games against the Spurs and Nuggets, the Bulls hoped to bounce back on Sunday night against the Detroit Pistons.

The Biden administration shuttered a migrant tent camp in Mexico that was created under a Trump policy. Immigration advocates praised the move, but the closure adds to growing confusion over which migrants are let in or left out.

Norton Ordered Back To Court; Citation To Discover Assets To Debtors In His Loser Lawsuit (Wesley Township, IL) - Former appointed, then lost the election, Wesley Township Road

Coulter has been a Ford Heights resident since the early ’70s, and now being mayor, gives her a platform to create the type of change residents deserve. “I want to continue to improve the condition of the city. I want to see more businesses on Lincoln Highway, and more lighting,” said Coulter on her plans to push for economic and new home development.

Murray and Jokić lead Denver in OT win over the Bulls (Denver, CO) - After losing a 23 point lead in their last game against the Spurs, the Bulls had a great opportunity to bounce back against the Denver Nuggets.

Guest: School District 223 Board of Education Member Annette Bannon - Annette Bannon is running for re-election for the School District 223 School Board in the April 2021 election.

What Is the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), and Do I Qualify for It? - ProPublica has covered how budget cuts at the IRS have made it harder for the agency to ensure that the billionaires of the world pay up, but the cuts haven’t affected everyone equally.