Monthly Archives: November, 2022

The vehicle was split in two and all three of the occupants were ejected. #harvey #hazelcrest

With the struggles facing our country and Cook County, I will continue to stand on my pragmatic principles of limited government, lower taxes, and finding responsible, common-sense solutions to our county’s problems. I will also remain committed to challenging the 'soft on crime' policies that have endangered communities and families across Cook County. #SeanMorrison

Gonzalez stated, " I am humbled and honored to have the opportunity to make history with such a talented group of young ladies that have sacrificed so much to win SSC’s first Region Championship. #SouthSuburbanCollege

In my 4th term, I will focus on the distribution of Cook County’s $1 billion in American Rescue Plan Act funding. #cookcountyboard

Who sits on the Supreme Court may also decide the future of public safety in the State of Illinois, as a lawsuit regarding the constitutionality of the Governor’s so-called “SAFE-T Act” is making its way to the Court. #supremecourt

The decrease in continued claims is a reflection of pandemic-related economic recovery and an indication the Illinois labor market remains strong. #unemployment

It has come to light that an employee of the Champaign County Clerk’s office was found to have a stack of loose ballots on the front seat of her car. #2022elections

“Kathy Salvi’s campaign to lift up Illinois farmers has my complete endorsement,” pledged Philip Nelson. #kathysalvi

The lawsuit demands a special primary and special general election, among other things, to rectify the injustices committed by the defendants. #cookcountysheriff

Sheppard, a US Navy veteran, former Cook County Sheriff’s officer, and current suburban police chief, says that the SAFE-T Act is unconstitutional and will cause an undue burden on our justice system... #davidsheppard