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Wallace “Gator” Bradley Files $20,000 Lawsuit Against Alexis Giannoulias for Breach of Contract

After winning the Democratic primary on June 28, 2022, Defendants breached the agreement entered into between the parties by their failure to continue making the payments agreed upon to BRADLEY. WHEREFORE, PLAINTIFF, WALLACE BRADLEY, demands payment of $20,000 pursuant to the agreement entered into by the parties.

Supreme Court 3rd District: Burke, O’Brien Vie for Open Seat

Incumbent Justice Michael J. Burke, a Republican who was appointed to the court in 2020 to fill a vacancy created by the retirement of former Justice Robert Thomas, is seeking a full 10-year term. #illinoissupremecourt

NAACP-CFSSB Incentivizes and Mobilizes All Americans to Vote on November 8th

Voters have the power to elect US Senate and Congress members who can pass laws that positively impact police accountability and voting rights. #naacp

Senator Patrick Joyce Reminds Residents of Fire Prevention Tips

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The National Fire Protection Association reported that more than 38% of home fire deaths result from fires in which no smoke alarms are present. #firesafety

Fioretti: New Cook County Budget is a ‘Recipe for Disaster’

"The county has budgeted $491 million for pensions in 2023." #cookcounty

President Toni Preckwinkle Releases FY23 Executive Budget Recommendation

Preckwinkle provided a snapshot of some of the many programs that are moving forward in this budget and future years using federal relief funding. #cookcounty

Comptroller’s Race: Mendoza Touts State’s Fiscal Progress; Teresi Focuses on Recent Corruption

As the state’s chief fiscal officer, the comptroller is often referred to as manager of the state’s checkbook

Fioretti: Evans and Dart Owe a ‘Sworn Duty’ to Protect the Public

Cooper was killed during a carjacking allegedly committed by two men while they were on court-ordered electronic home monitoring while they awaited trial on charges for other crimes. #cookcountyboard

IL Freedom Caucus Launching Weekly Virtual Town Halls on Tuesdays

The intent with subsequent virtual town halls is to bring in experts to talk about the important issues facing the state.

Village of Robbins Reported to Attorney General’s Office for FOIA Violation

Pursuant to the fundamental philosophy of the American constitutional form of government, it is declared to be the public policy of the State of Illinois that all persons are entitled to full and complete information regarding the affairs of government and the official acts and policies of those who represent them as public officials and public employees consistent with the terms of this Act. #FOIA

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