Illinois Government News Network - Sat Nov 07
" November 7, 2009. Governor Pat Quinn today signed a law that reforms the Cook County Board's veto override power by making it more responsive to the people and a stronger force for democracy.
Quinn OKs plan to help repeal Stroger taxDaily Herald - Sat Nov 07
Gov. Pat Quinn signed a measure Saturday to make a repeal of Cook County's sales tax easier, but he walked a political tightrope in doing so.
Quinn To Sign Cook County Veto LegislationCBS2 - Sat Nov 07
Share + Nov 7, 2009 1:54 pm US/Central Gov. Pat Quinn was planning Saturday to sign legislation that would make it easier for Cook County commissioners to roll back the county's controversial sales tax hike.
Jail employee accused of stealing from inmatesWAND-TV Decatur - Fri Nov 06
A Cook County Jail employee has been accused of stealing money from inmates as they were processed into the facility.
Cook County isn't the biggest taxerDaily Herald - Fri Nov 06
I just received my second installment property tax bill and it was up almost 10 percent over last year.
Celebrate Creek Stabilization At Ribbon CuttingJournal & Topics Newspapers - Fri Nov 06
The Dept. of Public Works for the Village of Wheeling, Capital Projects & Design Division, is hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony this Friday, Nov.
Cook County Proposes Plan to Lure Filmmakers to AreaWBEZ-FM Chicago - Thu Nov 05
The Dark Knight and Public Enemies are just two of a number of films that were shot in and around Chicago in recent years.
Police, DCFS probe of Elgin baby deathDaily Herald - Thu Nov 05
On the same day rescue crews responded to an Elgin home on reports of an infant boy that was not breathing, someone contacted the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services' abuse hotline about the child's well-being, officials said Thursday.
Tax Payers Foot the Bill For FunMyFoxChicago - Thu Nov 05
Booze, flowers, and expensive carsa thata s how some Cook County commissioners are spending your tax dollars.
Judge puts restraining order on Illinois abortion lawAlton Telegraph - Wed Nov 04
Just hours after a state board voted Wednesday to allow the enforcement of a long-debated Illinois law requiring a teenage girl's parents be notified before she has an abortion, a judge issued a temporary restraining order putting the measure back on hold.
More news at Topix.net