Peoria County news briefs
— February 12, 2020PEORIA COUNTY ‘Learn with Peoria County’ Programs at ICC Peoria County Government invites the public to join in the upcoming Learn with Peoria County programming for Spring 2020…
Tag: law enforcement
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Coalition of NAACP, Catholic Conference, law enforcement warns of ‘commercialization’ of marijuana
— May 13, 2019SPRINGFIELD — A coalition opposed to recreational marijuana legalization shared concerns about public safety effects they say will result if the measure before the Illinois Senate…
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Police chief: Support law enforcement, don’t tear it down
— October 10, 2017Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx may need a reminder that she is a prosecutor and not a defense attorney, according to Riverside’s police chief Tom Weitzel. Weitzel,…
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Red light camera ban proposed for state, non-home rule towns
— January 31, 2017Could red light cameras be on the way out in Illinois? The despised all-seeing eyes at busy intersections generate lots of cash for municipalities, but public opinion has turned against…
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Businesses see benefits from pot production
— December 18, 2017Jeff Livesay never envisioned being in the marijuana business. The Champaign CPA had worked with large agricultural clients with greenhouse crops for more than 20 years, but when medical…
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Cook Co. police chiefs protest new felony-shoplifting rules
— April 3, 2017In the first months of new Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx’s first term, some suburban police chiefs are worried that rules are being watered down in Cook County for serious…
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