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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

Chicago suburbs

Op-Ed: $137,500 Settlement Raises Questions About Pressure, Legal Work, and Taxpayer Risk in Thornton Township

According to court documents, Thrash’s refusal to comply with the directive resulted in his termination from his position as township maintenance manager. The lawsuit claims this action was retaliatory in nature. #oped #thorntontownship #settlement

DuPage County Law Enforcement Steps Up Distracted Driving Enforcement in April

Officials emphasized that drivers who need to send a message, check directions or make a call should pull over and park in a safe location before using their devices. #dupagecounty #phones #driving

Darren Bailey Blames ‘Failed Policies’ After Killing of Loyola Student

“New details surrounding this case raise deeply troubling questions,” Bailey said. “Gorman’s brutal murder was not unpredictable. It was preventable.” #policies #killing #loyola

Hazel Crest to Host Women’s Day Celebration Featuring Teen Phenom Dr. Dorothy Jeanius

The event aims to honor women’s contributions across health, leadership, family life and community impact. #women #event #hazelcrest

Cook County Sheriff’s Police seek public’s help locating missing Stickney Township man

According to authorities, Michael Quinn was reported missing by his family on Wednesday. He was last seen by relatives on Dec. 5. #missing #cookcounty

Robbins Block Clubs to Host Black History Community Celebration

The event is co-sponsored by the Midwest Underground Railroad Network, which works to preserve and promote awareness of Underground Railroad sites and stories throughout the region. #undergroundrailroad #blackhistory #event

Cook County Clerk Warns Voters of USPS Postmark Change Ahead of March 17 Primary

Election officials warn that the policy shift could result in ballots being postmarked after Election Day, even if voters mailed them on time. #primaryelection #ballots #postmark

Few fireworks as Illinois GOP governor hopefuls share stage for first time

The fireworks were few and far between, with the candidates largely in alignment on their conservative visions for the state. #primaryelection #illinoisgop

Sheehan Criticizes Pritzker’s ICE Accountability Commission After First Meeting

Sheehan argued that the commission is part of what he described as the governor’s ongoing attacks on law enforcement. #ice #commission

Ameren residential gas customers to see average $3.65 increase on bills in January

The Commission approved a $73 million rate increase for Ameren and $168 million increase for Nicor, which were more than 40% lower than what the utilities had requested. #gas #utilities #ameren

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