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CHICAGO (WLS) -- The FBI is warning officials in Washington D.C. and all 50 state capitals to be ready for possible face-offs with violent extremists. The warning prompted Governor JB Pritzker to activate the Illinois National Guard to bolster security at state buildings in downtown Springfield. Pritzker has called 250 members for state active duty. Illinois State Police, Secretary of State Police and Illinois Emergency Management Agency are working in tandem with local and federal counterparts to protect the residents of Illinois while safeguarding the right to peaceful protest, according to...

Extra security will be in place at Independence Hall and other sites across Philadelphia and the entire tri-state area as authorities prepare for the potential of violent disruptions in the days leading up to the presidential inauguration.

Georgia National Guard ready for possibility of violence Gov. Brian Kemp and state law enforcement personnel are preparing for what could be a violent couple of days leading up to the inauguration. Share Updated: 8:09 PM EST Jan 12, 2021 Georgia National Guard ready for possibility of violence Gov. Brian Kemp and state law enforcement personnel are preparing for what could be a violent couple of days leading up to the inauguration. Share Updated: 8:09 PM EST Jan 12, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript MOMENTS... ABOUT THE NEW VACCINATION EFFORTS HAPPENING IN SOUT...

Running through at least Inauguration Day, armed protests are being planned at all 50 state capitals and the Capitol, according to FBI. "Many members have contacted me especially last Wednesday as we saw the terror unleashed on our nation's capital," said McClinton. She said during her swearing-in ceremony the day before, protesters were out on the steps of the Capitol. A memo obtained by Action News that's being circulated among Senate staffers states, "All Senate Capitol and District Offices will be closed beginning Friday, January 15 at 5 p.m. until Thursday, January 21 at 8 a.m... Capitol...

“The Connecticut State Capitol Police is continuing to monitor the aftermath of incidents that took place in Washington DC last week. With the addition of extra patrols and guardrails on the property, steps are being taken to maintain our high level of safety and security. SCPD is aware of potential events over the next few weeks and as we monitor these any safety adjustments that need to be made will be addressed.” During his Monday news conference, Governor Ned Lamont issued many of the same sentiments. He said, our state, local, and national agencies are working together, “tracking ...