At the Oct. 11 meeting of the School District 146 Board of Education, the board heard from Wendy Wolgan, Director of Curriculum and Instruction, who discussed report card and homework guidelines updates.
Patrick Sheehan, state Senate Republican candidate for the 19th District, called on opponent Sen. Michael Hastings (D-Frankfort) to resign as he faces abuse and harassment allegations.
State Sen. John Curran (R-Downers Grove) recently reposted a video from when the legislature was first considering the SAFE-T Act, in which he highlighted some constraints the bill will place on police departments and explains how he thinks communities will be less safe, especially when cash bail is eliminated on Jan. 1, 2023.
The Biden administration and the Department of Homeland Security are trying their best to address the fierce criticism directed at the Disinformation Governance Board.
Though Sen. John Curran (R-Lemont) voted for House Bill 1091, he thinks that the state should approach the issue of organized retail theft in a more serious manner.
Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau reports that crime rates have decreased significantly during his time as mayor. Pekau is running to represent Illinois' 6th District in Congress.
Nineteenth District state senate candidate Patrick Sheehan is calling for the repeal of the SAFE-T Act, citing a recent Chicago Sun-Times story about numerous arrests made during "essential movement" days, days in which suspects on home confinement – under the SAFE-T Act - go unmonitored.
Democrats recently proposed legislation aimed at tackling Illinois' spike in carjackings. State Sen. John Curran (R-Lemont) has criticized the proposals, saying they won't actually do much aside from throwing taxpayer dollars at the issue.
State legislators are considering legislation aimed at tackling the fentanyl crisis. However, state Sen. John Curran (R-Lemont) believes that certain elements of one bill would be counterproductive.