State Rep. Martin McLaughlin (R-Barrington Hills) is questioning the state's Democrats for their lack of enthusiasm in supporting the Israeli effort in the wake of Oct. 7’s terrorist attack.
The Gurnee Village Board of Trustees has given the green light for work on a cell tower at Woodside Park. The board approved a major modification to the Woodside Park Planned Unit Development (PUD) to enable the construction of the cell tower on the property.
In a heartfelt tribute, State Representative Tom Weber took to the floor of the Illinois House of Representatives to honor the memory of the late Frank Loffredo, former Mayor of Lake Villa. Weber's words resonated with a sense of admiration and respect for the long-time leader.Weber began his tribute by acknowledging Loffredo's significant contributions to the community of Lake Villa, highlighting his dedication and commitment to serving the residents. Weber stated, "Frank Loffredo was a true pillar of our community, always putting the needs of the people first. His...
State Representative Martin McLaughlin (R-Barrington Hills) expressed his disappointment in the silence of the majority party on the House floor during the Veto Session in Springfield. In his statement, Rep. McLaughlin called out the Democrats for their failure to condemn the Hamas terrorist organization for their violent and murderous acts against innocent Israelis and Americans.During the session, Rep. McLaughlin observed the absence of any statement from the majority party addressing the heinous actions of Hamas. He expressed his astonishment at the number of...
The Illinois House of Representatives has reconvened in Springfield today to begin their fall veto session. This session, which is expected to last for the next few weeks, will address a number of important issues for the state of Illinois.According to a report from WBEZ, there are several key topics that may come up for discussion and action during this session. One of the main issues that will be on the table is the budget. Illinois faces a significant budget deficit, and lawmakers will need to work together to find solutions to address this financial challenge.In...
October 28 is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, an annual event aimed at providing a safe and responsible way to dispose of unused, unwanted, or expired medications. This day serves as a reminder for individuals to take action and prevent potential misuse or harm that can come from keeping these drugs around the house.To facilitate the proper disposal of prescription drugs, several local Police and Sheriff's Departments will be participating in the initiative. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., these departments will be collecting medications at designated Take Back Day...