“It is a shame on legislators and on this state that we are not already doing something about” regulating intoxicating hemp, Pritzker said.
Students and staff at UIS spent Sept. 11 assembling care packages for the troops.
Aldermen criticized police chief for refusing to meet with a local activist.
Pritzker says Trump’s actions are “not normal” and “anti-American.”
The Springfield City Council will vote Sept. 16 on the nomination of Cory Brown.
“There are many people out there who may want to go get a four year (degree) but aren’t ready in their lives,” said Charlotte Warren, who is retiring after this school year.
An influential Lutheran pastor is one of seven Oak Ridge Cemetery denizens featured in annual cemetery walk.
“With the now boarded-up Wyndham hotel and Starbucks,” Langfelder said, “failing to take action in the past was shortsighted and in the long term harmful to downtown.”
It’s no coincidence that extra policing will come during Mexican Independence Day celebrations, says Pritzker.
“If they told me the Easter bunny could come in and fix this,” Miller said, “I’d say, come on down and let’s get this done.”
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