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Crime

Illinois Supreme Court Considers Whether a Fetus Can Be a ‘Victim’ of Murder

Andrew Adams | Capitol News Illinois -
Nouri also cited the state’s Reproductive Health Act, a 2019 law that, among other things, stipulates fetuses do not have independent rights in the state of Illinois. #murder #fetus
Politics

Republicans Reveal Proposals They Say Will Spur Jobs, Help Families

Silence DoGood -
Two bills place limits on litigation against Illinois businesses, while two other measures deal with property taxes and estate taxes. Illinois has among the highest property taxes in the nation. #taxes
Politics

House Passes Bill to Bar Officials Convicted of Corruption From Holding Public Office

Peter Hancock | Capitol News Illinois -
Former Democratic Gov. Rod Blagojevich was barred from running for state or local office in Illinois after his impeachment in 2009, but the ban was specific to him. #corruption
Community

Simon Wiesenthal Center, IARSS Announce Suburban Students Win Intolerance Essay Contest

Silence DoGood -
In the end, dozens of Illinois students stepped up this spring to be part of the answer in the ongoing campaign against the spread of hate and intolerance through technology. #iarss
Community

Property Values for River Forest Township Released

Silence DoGood -
The Assessor’s Office reassesses one-third of the county every year. In 2023, the south and west suburbs of Cook County are undergoing reassessment. #assessor
Crime

Sheriff Dart Calls on State to Properly Fund FOID Revocation Enforcement

Silence DoGood -
Sheriff Dart formed the Sheriff’s Police Gun Suppression Team in 2013 and tasked it with ensuring individuals with revoked FOID cards comply with state law. #FOID
Community

Assistant Minority Leader Haas Provides Update on Supporting Women & Families Working Group, Urges Action on Legislation to Help Mothers & Families Health

Silence DoGood -
Black women were also about three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related condition as white women... #pregnancy
Crime

Sheriff’s Police Recover 600+ Stolen Catalytic Converters in Felony Case

Silence DoGood -
Investigators found no records that he or his business have a license to buy, sell, recycle, or possess catalytic converters. #ccso
Politics

Rep. Haas Recognizes Read with Your Child Week

Silence DoGood -
“Studies have shown the significance of reading with our young children in their long-term academic success,” said Rep. Haas. #reading
Community

Proposed Wealth Tax Would Pay for After-school Programs, Migrant Health Care

Silence DoGood -
A recent report by Illinois Health and Human Services says the price tag of providing health care for migrants next year could balloon to close to a billion dollars.  #wealthtax
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