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

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State Rep. McLaughlin Urges 52nd District Communities to Register for PFAS Settlement Program Before July 15 Deadline

McLaughlin said local governments should take advantage of the opportunity to review the program and determine whether they are eligible to file claims.

Millionaire tax push resumes in Chicago

Statehouse members did not vote on Ford’s proposed constitutional amendment in time for a binding measure to appear on the November ballot statewide. #tax #millionaries #centersquare

Civic Federation Says Chicago Pension Law Will Add Billions to City’s Long-Term Costs

According to the Civic Federation, the legislation is projected to increase required city contributions to the Police and Fire pension systems by approximately $8.4 billion between 2025 and 2055, representing about $1.7 billion in present value. #pension #civicfederation #chicago

Cook County Clerk Monica Gordon Applauds Supreme Court Decision Upholding Illinois Mail Ballot Law

"Today's U.S. Supreme Court decision affirms what Illinois has long understood: when voters cast their ballots on time and follow the rules, their voices deserve to be heard," Gordon said. #supremecourt #monicagordon #mailballot

Rainbow PUSH Coalition Mourns the Passing of Mother Khadijah Farrakhan

The coalition said it shares in the family's loss and reflected on Mother Khadijah Farrakhan's longstanding contributions to faith, family and public service. #rainbowpush #passing #khadijahfarrakhan

Op-Ed: Senator Patrick Joyce (June 2026)

Beyond the budget, I was proud to help advance several measures this spring that address real-world challenges facing families, farmers and local governments. #patrickjoyce #june #oped

Cocktails-to-go, new state agency among laws taking effect July 1

Illinois lawmakers passed legislation during the pandemic that allowed restaurants and bars to sell cocktails and mixed drinks for pickup or delivery as businesses were closed to in-person customers. That will be allowed to continue permanently under the new law. #capitolnewsillinois #cocktails #law

Illinois lawmaker promotes welfare water aid bill as critics raise concerns over federal expansion

“The number one issue worrying my neighbors in Central and Northwestern Illinois is affordability,” Sorensen said in a news release. “My bipartisan legislation will help make it a permanent lifeline for those who need a helping hand.” #centersquare #water #bill

Birth to Five Illinois Reports Highlight Early Childhood Progress Across State Since 2023

According to the organization, the latest reports focus on progress made in response to those findings and document changes in early childhood and behavioral health services throughout Illinois. #birthtofive #earlychildhood #progress

87-Year-Old Wheaton Woman Becomes Oldest Known Female Kidney Transplant Recipient in Illinois

Doctors at Northwestern Medicine took a different approach, focusing on Perry’s overall health and quality of life rather than her age alone. #transplant #chicago #northwesternmemorial

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