Former appointed Wesley Township Highway Commissioner John Norton has filed what may be the wildest fabricated information filing we have ever seen to hit a court docket, next to those from his new ...

In Illinois, we have laws passed by our legislature with the purpose of them being followed. The laws pertaining to Township assessments are very clear, however, it is even clearer that certain public ...

For years we have taken the position that there are answers to every local government question a person might have if they ...

From the Edgar County Sheriff’s Facebook page: On January 3, 2025 at approximately 9:36 am, deputies from the Edgar County ...

On November 1, 2023, embattled Lisle Township Supervisor Diane Hewitt was arrested by Warrenville Police Department and later charged with misdemeanor Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. Her next ...

It appears that the Shelby County Dive Team Forensic Audit drafts have been provided to the county, however, at the time of ...

An Agency of the Regional Offices of Education of Will County and Grundy-Kendall County, the Professional Development Alliance (“PDA”), entered into a contract with Vista Learning, NFP, as early as ...

According to recent bankruptcy filings of Keith Freeman, the Village Manager of Dolton, Illinois, and employee of Thornton Township, Freeman’s only employment is Thornton Township. We emailed Freeman ...

The Illinois Health Care Right of Conscience Act, 745 ILCS 70, protects people from government and businesses inquiring into or mandating any health care issues. This particular law was brought to our ...

Shelby County Board Vice-Chairman Teresa Boehm’s next hearing in her criminal felony case, number 2023CF149, was reset to December 23, 2024, at 11:30 a.m. According to the Shelby County Court Docket ...

In another defeat for Tiffany Henyard, Village of Dolton Mayor Pro Tem Jason House, and Trustees Brittney Norwood, Kiana Belcher, and Tammy Brown, filed for Temporary Restraining Orders against Dolton ...

State Senators, Representatives, Mayors, and County Board Members all signed a letter urging Thornton Township voters to vote “NO” on the referendum (which previously failed last fall) for a property ...