Monthly Archives: March, 2024

Bills in State Senate Would Further Regulate Battery Storage and Disposal (via Capitol News Illinois) — Two bills that would regulate battery disposal and...

The EPA said the new rules, which are less strict than what the agency proposed last year, will avert 7 billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions. #epa

The superseding indictment returned this week in U.S. District Court in Chicago renews the prior tax charges and adds counts of witness tampering and contempt of court... #crime

Roberts noted a Google search for a phone number for California-based Stonetown Western Crossing LLC did not yield any phone number for residents to call. #dixmoor

Our latest legislative session continues in April, and we will be busy debating and passing legislation that affects our district and state. #senatorjoyce

Osunkeye was told by Housing Director William Moore that he did not believe the application for a business license would be approved because it was the Mayor of Dolton’s intention to keep Sibley Boulevard limited for commercial purposes only. #dolton

Kathryn Bernstein, program director at the Illinois Public Health Institute, said they want the General Assembly to fully fund the Healthy School Meals for All program. #schoolmeals

CEI is committed to providing beneficial training resources to support underrepresented businesses owned by minorities, women, persons with disabilities, and veterans... #cei

According to the indictment, Bowden was incarcerated in a federal prison on May 19, 2023, when he mailed a letter threatening to injure the U.S. Probation officer. #fbi

At its current location at the Mental Health Transition Center, the program can work with 22 dogs at a time, more than doubling its ability to help dogs in need. #tailsofredemption