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'It's time to crack down on this': Proposed law would ban possession of African serval cats in Illinois - Vimarsana News

'It's time to crack down on this': Proposed law would ban possession of African serval cats in Illinois

African serval cats would be added to the list of animals illegal to possess in Illinois under proposed legislation introduced by state Rep. Daniel Didech, a Democrat from Buffalo Grove. The action is...

Illinois homeowners should take a shine to rooftop solar panels - Vimarsana News

Illinois homeowners should take a shine to rooftop solar panels

Rooftop solar panels will help Illinoisans save money and ease the transition of our state to a clean energy economy, state Rep. Daniel Didech writes.

Vernon Township supervisor stepping down in spring - Vimarsana News

Vernon Township supervisor stepping down in spring

Citing additional work responsibilities, Vernon Township Supervisor Jon Altenberg announced he will step down this spring. Altenberg said he has been named CEO of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Citi...

Illinois lawmakers OK bill to require 'faithful' electors in 2024, loosen campaign finance rules - Vimarsana News

Illinois lawmakers OK bill to require 'faithful' electors in 2024, loosen campaign finance rules

Illinois appears likely to join most of the rest of the country in requiring that the state’s Electoral College votes go to the winner of the state’s popular election.

Will Wheeling Township's do-over referendum make the ballot? Clerk not saying - Vimarsana News

Will Wheeling Township's do-over referendum make the ballot? Clerk not saying

While a debate continues over Wheeling Township's plans to hold a second referendum over the creation of a mental health board, the Cook County clerk's office is staying silent over whether it will place the question in the March 2024 ballot.