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Durkin: Bill 'will demand transparency and accountability' for prosecutors

By Solange DeLisle | Oct 21, 2021

Illinois House Minority Leader Jim Durkin (R-Western Springs) wants to give police another tool to move forward with charging suspects in violent crimes even if the state's attorney declines to do so.

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Ives calls for retraction over 'slanderous' reporting about her involvement in Glen Ellyn D41 mask protests

By Solange DeLisle | Sep 21, 2021

Former Republican Congressional candidate Jeanne Ives has demanded a retraction from WBBM and WGN for what she called "slanderous" reporting of a story about her involvement in the Glen Ellyn D41 mask protest.

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Villa: Main Street Lofts 'fantastic addition' to West Chicago

By Solange DeLisle | Jul 16, 2021

Soon there will be more housing for people with developmental disabilities or mental health disorders in West Chicago now that construction has started on an apartment building designed specifically to cater to their needs.

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Ellman: Education expense bill "better reflect the realities of higher education"

By Solange DeLisle | May 7, 2021

Students could soon be able to use college savings accounts on more educational expenses or job-training programs tax-free now that a bill has passed the Illinois Senate Financial Institutions Committee.

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Ellman pushing to protect Illinois firefighters from harmful ‘toxic exposure’

By Solange DeLisle | Apr 27, 2021

A bill aimed at "phasing out" toxic chemicals found in foam used to fight fires unanimously passed the Illinois State Senate April 23.

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Murphy wants 'Illinois law to catch up' when it comes to modernizing physician assistant regulations

By Solange DeLisle | Apr 14, 2021

Legislators in Illinois are considering legislation that would modernize the state's physician assistant (PA) laws and get rid of current "bureaucratic requirements."

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Ugaste: It's time to get 'our students back in school' in Illinois

By Solange DeLisle | Mar 25, 2021

It's been a full calendar year since the COVID-19 pandemic closed schools for in-person learning in Illinois, and while hospitalizations have dropped and more people are getting vaccinated, many schools remain shuttered.