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New changes designed to strengthen Illinois’ Move Over law

Trooper Clay Carns was killed the day before Christmas Eve when a vehicle struck him while he was removing debris from I-55 in Will County. The driver was charged with violating Scott’s Law, a class 4 felony, and was also issued multiple citations in connection with the crash. #law

As sheriff pushes to end electronic monitoring, some critical of no-cash bail

By Dart’s estimation, upwards of 200 pre-trial defendants have recently been charged with new crimes that include shootings and other gun offenses. As a result, the veteran lawmaker has penciled in April 1, as the day his office will begin completely phasing out electronic monitoring across the county. #cashbail

State immigration advocates plot strategy for Trump’s deportation plans

Speaking before a Chicago audience, Homan also reaffirmed the Trump administration’s plan to commence with the deportations soon after officially President-elect Donald Trump takes the office Jan. 20. #deportation

Pritzker Administration Announces New Medicaid Coverage for Certified Doula and Lactation Consultant Services

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“Here in Illinois, we're committed to ensuring every mother, regardless of race, income, or zip code, has access to the care they deserve," said Governor JB Pritzker. #medicaid

Pay Stub Requirement Takes Effect January 1, 2025

“This law gives employees greater transparency about their earnings, allowing workers to verify their hours, income, and deductions,” said Illinois Department of Labor Director Jane Flanagan. #pay

Illinois Minimum Wage Increasing on January 1

"Since day one of my administration, I’ve made it my mission to build an economy that works for everyone and raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour fulfills that promise to our working families," said Governor JB Pritzker. #wage

Sheriff Dart Seeks the Public’s Help to Locate Missing Ford Heights Teenager

Patrael Williams was last seen in the 800 block of Greenwood Avenue in Ford Heights on Monday, Dec. 9. #missing

USDA Secretary Vilsack Issues Disaster Designations in Illinois

“We appreciate the joint efforts of Governor JB Pritzker, Secretary Vilsack and the USDA to ensure Illinois farmers receive support to recover from these destructive storms,” said Jerry Costello II, Illinois Department of Agriculture Director. #disaster

South Suburban College Election Pre-Filing Notice

Notice is hereby given that Room 1233, the Office of the Secretary to the South Suburban College Board of Trustees—Patrick Rush, Vice President of Administration—will be open for the purpose of accepting candidate petitions or certificates for the Consolidated Election to be held on April 1, 2025. #filingnotice

NW Times Survey Taps Mike Del Galdo as Southland’s “Best Local Government Lawyer”

“Being recognized locally in The Times by the people who know me and my firm’s work best, is, however, an even more important distinction,” said Del Galdo. #survey

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