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Mayor Lori Lightfoot and police leaders lean on flawed information to argue releasing criminal defendants on electronic monitoring worsens violence problem - Vimarsana News

Mayor Lori Lightfoot and police leaders lean on flawed information to argue releasing criminal defendants on electronic monitoring worsens violence problem

Mayor Lori Lightfoot wrote to the Cook County chief judge, requesting that judges should stop ordering certain defendants to await trial at home with an electronic-monitoring ankle bracelet. Many of the claims and statistics in her letter are misleading, the Tribune found after examining the cases highlighted by the mayor.

Chicago courthouses and jails again buffeted as latest COVID wave sweeps city: 'We will all get through these challenges' - Vimarsana News

Chicago courthouses and jails again buffeted as latest COVID wave sweeps city: 'We will all get through these challenges'

In a flashback to earlier stages of the pandemic, Chicago's courthouses and jails are feeling the effects of the new surge of COVID-19 infections.

Frank Zuccarelli, Cook County Democratic power broker, dies - Vimarsana News

Frank Zuccarelli, Cook County Democratic power broker, dies

Zuccarelli controlled the most votes within the Cook County Democratic Party.

Images: Through the Film Magnifier: Best of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Images: Through the Film Magnifier: Best of 2021

See some of our best vintage archived images from our "Through the Film Magnifier" feature from 2021.

No holiday lights for Capitol Dome in Springfield again - Vimarsana News

No holiday lights for Capitol Dome in Springfield again

The lights which were first hung on the dome in 1924 and became an annual tradition in the 1960s, will remain dark for at least one more holiday season.