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IL DOT hiring for more than 70 jobs
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. — The Illinois Department of Transportation is looking to fill more than 70 positions across the state. Most of the jobs are in construction and road maintenance, but there's also openings in engineering, design and office roles. On Tuesday, June 11, IDOT held a job fair...
Boy, 7, becomes honorary sergeant in Illinois Army National Guard for his courage against cancer
A 7-year-old boy in Illinois was honored for his courage against cancer with a special ceremony by his state’s National Guard. Jamir Gibbs has leukemia, and was having an especially hard time earlier this year when he also came down with bacterial meningitis. Jamir’s teacher reached out to her...
Judge faces inquiry after Illinois attorney was kicked out of court and handcuffed to chair
CHICAGO (AP) — Cook County’s top judge has asked state regulators to review allegations that an attorney was handcuffed to a chair after a judge kicked him out of her courtroom. Cook County Chief Judge Timothy Evans referred misconduct allegations against Judge Kathy Flanagan to the state Judicial Inquiry Board on Friday, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. According to a sheriff’s report and court transcripts, attorney Brad Schneiderman was arguing for his client at a May 7 hearing when Flanagan told him to stop talking and ordered the attorneys to step back. Schneiderman walked toward the gallery, muttering, then turned back to the bench, according to the sheriff’s report. Flanagan then yelled, “That’s it. Take him,” the report said. A deputy took Schneiderman into a back hallway and handcuffed him to a chair. The deputy told the county’s judicial executive committee that he was following protocol when holding someone in custody.
Southern Illinois Chamber of Commerce locations receive Back 2 Business Grant
WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Ill. (KFVS) - Some southern Illinois chambers of commerce are getting an economic boost. Grants through the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity totaling $5 million will be doled out across the state. Here in the Heartland, the “Back 2 Business” grants will support chambers of commerce...
Illinois' minimum wage isn't going up July 1, but several locations will see a change
Illinois' minimum wage may not be going up at the start of July, but some locations will still be seeing a raise. That's because both Chicago and Cook County are set to see hikes in their minimum wages. Statewide, a 2024 minimum wage increase took effect on Jan. 1, when...
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