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WEBHolding police accountable. Sean Grayson had a history of credibility issues. It didn’t stop him from being hired at police departments in central Illinois. By Farrah Anderson, Sam Stecklow and Dean Olsen. Sep 5, 2024.
What’s happening at the Capitol | News | Illinois Times
WEBApr 18, 2024 · The board has ultimate say on Montgomery's salary, but the governor's office said funds are available in the current-year budget and Montgomery will earn $160,000 annually – more than the board chair's roughly $108,000 statutory salary. The board currently has no chair, as the office's previous holder, Donald Shelton, resigned on …
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WEBJul 11, 2024 · Apr 18, 2024. Don't be fooled by fear tactics. Eliminating money bond is working. By Ken Page, Springfield ACLU.
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Inside Illinois youth lockups | News | Illinois Times
WEBNov 30, 2023 · By Molly Parker and Capitol News Illinois. In late December 2022, a teenage boy with a broken arm was left to suffer alone in his cell at a youth lockup in rural southern Illinois. Staff were aware he'd been seriously injured; he told them he was in pain and asked to see a doctor. Two hours passed before staff took him to the hospital, during ...
Chicago mayor elevates controversial figure - Illinois Times
WEB5 days ago · Chicago mayor elevates controversial figure. By Rich Miller. It’s been an open secret for weeks that at least some members of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s intergovernmental affairs staff would be leaving after the Democratic National Convention, including its director, Sydney Holman. That happened last week.