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Illinois GOP Lawmakers Blame Pritzker for Violence at Broadview ICE Protest, Urge More Police Support

The trio also faulted Pritzker for what they characterized as rhetoric that encourages confrontation, pointing to remarks in which the governor urged supporters to be “street fighters” for Democratic causes — a line Republicans have repeatedly criticized. #protest #policeofficers

Illinois patient relies on ACA tax credits, experts warn they drive higher premiums

U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth highlighted Jan’s story on social media, showing how ACA tax credits help her afford a $580-a-month medical implant. #taxcredits #aca

Jackson Family Says Rev. Jesse Jackson Is Stable, Not on Life Support

Despite reports suggesting a more dire condition, family members said he is breathing on his own and remains under the care of physicians. #jessejackson

South Barrington Begins Strategic Planning for Redevelopment of Key “Opportunity Parcels”

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The plan is expected to address boundary retention, long-term water supply requirements, and the financial foundation needed to sustain village services well into the next century. #plan #redevelopment

Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. Hospitalized for Observation, Family Says He Is “Doing Well”

Progressive supranuclear palsy is a rare brain disorder that affects balance, movement, and eye coordination. Jackson publicly disclosed the diagnosis in April. #jessejackson #hospitalized

OpEd: A Fair Deal on Energy: Calling for Transparency in Illinois Utility Costs

Despite repeated promises that higher rates would strengthen the grid or improve service, residents are left wondering where their money is really going. #comed

Court Orders Bond Hearing for Woman Detained by ICE at Chicago Daycare

Federal agents detained Santillana earlier this month at Rayito de Sol, a North Side daycare center where she worked. #detained #ice

Bailey to stay in governor’s race following family tragedy

Bailey’s second campaign for governor had been in doubt after his son Zachary, daughter-in-law Kelsey and two grandchildren, 12-year-old Vada Rose and 7-year-old Samuel, died when the helicopter Zachary was piloting crashed in Montana on Oct. 22. #governor #bailey

Lawmakers divided after federal complaint targets student mental health screening law

The law requires schools to administer yearly mental health checks for students in grades 3 through 12 without first obtaining affirmative parental permission. #mentalhealth #students

Cook County Property Tax Bills Arrive After Months of Delays, Raising Long-Term Concerns

Officials warn that the delays could lead to continued strain on county employees and may affect next year’s tax cycle if not addressed. #tax #delays

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