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29-year-old woman charged in Alton Rent-A-Center altercation - Vimarsana News

29-year-old woman charged in Alton Rent-A-Center altercation

A 29-year-old woman faces several charges in relation to a June 6 altercation at Rent-A-Center at 2831 Homer Adams Parkway in Alton

2022 in review: A look at litigation, legislation and elections from the past year - Vimarsana News

2022 in review: A look at litigation, legislation and elections from the past year

From Democrat-supported state legislation passing in the middle of the night without public input to Republicans sweeping Madison County elections, 2022 came with its ups and downs. As the year comes to an end, let’s take a look at some of the biggest moments and hottest topics from the past 12 months.

Republicans Berkley, Threlkeld and Sholar sworn in as elected Madison County circuit judges - Vimarsana News

Republicans Berkley, Threlkeld and Sholar sworn in as elected Madison County circuit judges

Republican Circuit Judges Chris Threlkeld, Amy Sholar and Tim Berkley were sworn into office on Dec. 2 at the Madison County courthouse after defeating a gerrymandered law and winning all three circuit court races in Subcircuit 1.

Haine on subcircuit challenge: Litigation resulted in important clarification for subsequent retention elections - Vimarsana News

Haine on subcircuit challenge: Litigation resulted in important clarification for subsequent retention elections

While the Illinois Supreme Court has decided not to review a challenge to the subcircuit law that upended judicial elections in Madison County, State's Attorney Tom Haine said the county still won some significant victories over the course of the near-year long battle.

Supreme Court will not hear Madison County's judicial gerrymandering appeal - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court will not hear Madison County's judicial gerrymandering appeal

The Illinois Supreme Court will not hear the appeal of Madison County State's Attorney Tom Haine who earlier this year sought to overturn a controversial judicial gerrymandering law.