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(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Illinois Democrats have said they will be addressing the controversial SAFE-T Act during the veto session, but what changes will be made remains to be seen. The Pretrial Fair...

Lawmakers are returning to Springfield this coming week and changes are expected to be made to the controversial SAFE-T Act, which among other measures, abolishes cash bail in Illinois.

(The Center Square) – Lawmakers return to Springfield for the fall veto session next week and the controversial SAFE-T Act is expected to garner some attention. The criminal justice package has been criticized by both s...

Kane County State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser has spent the last two weeks working with other state’s attorneys, law enforcement officials and legislators to make changes to the SAFE-T Act before its introduction Jan. 1, 2023.

There are over a dozen programs to choose from for this year’s CSUB Giving Day. From housing and food insecurity to student affairs, and more.

Eric Weis is suing the state over the cashless bail system scheduled to take effect Jan. 1, joining several other state’s attorneys who have made a similar move.

There is a crisis brewing in fire and EMS coverage in Genesee County, but it's invisible to most area residents, according to a report released this week by the Office of Emergency Management. The report was prepared by Municipal Resources, a consulting firm hired to review the state of fire and EMS services locally and recommend changes. "The challenges that are facing the

Bicycle Talk Episode 299:   June 13th, 2022:  Ron’s Rant:  I’m back to the price of Gas again. Ron runs a few facts about the price of gas, supply and demand, and how we have the power to change this by just riding our bikes more and buying less gas.   On a positive side:…

A federal lawsuit filed against the State of Illinois resembles a gun rights case on the surface, but underneath lurks a cause that could flame the hypocrisy of the political left.

The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois reported the following activity on May 27 in the suits below: