The city sued the food delivery app over “deceptive” practices with restaurants, customers, and delivery drivers during the pandemic.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Law enforcement will no longer be required to arrest juveniles accused of domestic violence. Instead, police can refer them to an appropriate service agency and provide further resources to better assist their needs.

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mystateline.com

A vehicle passenger's legal bid to hold Macon County taxpayers responsible for the terrible injuries he suffered in a collision in Elwin lives on after an appeals court overturned the rejection of his lawsuit by a lower court.

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Belleville News-Democrat

A judge was forced to release a Huntley couple despite the “abhorrent nature” after prosecutors said the woman allowed her boyfriend to engage in sex acts with her dog while she recorded it.

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Lake & McHenry County Scanner

Simmons Hanly Conroy Attorneys Among the 2026 Illinois Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars®

Posted on November 14, 2025 by Marybeth Stanziola

 

ALTON, Ill. – Simmons Hanly Conroy, one of the nation’s leading mass-torts and complex litigation firms, is proud to announce that 13 firm attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 edition of the Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists for Illinois.

Lawyers for the Chicago rap superstar contend that secretive investigations and closed-door meetings about the threats have “irreparably compromised the structural integrity of these proceedings.”

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Chicago Sun-Times

Mayor Lawrence Jackson, 49, of Riverdale allegedly falsely testified during a deposition for a civil lawsuit filed in 2018 by a waste management company against Jackson and the city of Riverdale, the indictment stated.

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ABC 7