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Suburban police want education, not arrests, for stay-at-home violators

By Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkausksas
Mar 27, 2020 10:12 AM - Enforcing the COVID-19 stay-home mandate is mostly about education, not arrests, police say.
COVID-19 isolation can be a dangerous time for victims of domestic violence

Mar 20, 2020 5:33 AM - Not many of us are enjoying the social isolation and cabin fever that come with the near lockdown conditions imposed during the coronavirus pandemic. But for those living with the threat of domestic violence, this can be an especially difficult -- and dangerous -- time.
13 years after businessman's disappearance, DuPage detective gives case a fresh look

Mar 6, 2020 5:30 AM - More than 13 years ago after John "Chicago Johnny" Spira vanished from his workplace near West Chicago, a DuPage County sheriff's investigator is trying a new tack to solve the lingering mystery.
Appeals court again denies new trial for killer of McHenry County sheriff's deputy

By Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkauskas
Feb 28, 2020 5:30 AM - It was different argument, same result this week for Scott Peters, the Holiday Hills man serving a 135-year prison term for shooting a pair of McHenry County sheriff's deputies, one fatally, in 2014.
Police leaders say a new state law is leading to less training for officers

Feb 21, 2020 2:14 PM - A new state law created to ease the burden of excessive court fees on those least able to afford them is having an unintended consequence: fewer dollars for important police training programs.
There's progress a year after Pratt exposed gaps in gun seizures, but 'much more to be done'

Feb 14, 2020 5:30 AM - A year after the mass shooting at Henry Pratt co. in Aurora exposed a weakness in the state's system of background checks and gun forefeitures, state police say they're making progress in getting guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. But there's still a long way to go.
Could carrying lifesaving drug cost first responders their life insurance?

Feb 7, 2020 5:31 AM - Could obtaining the lifesaving overdose reversal drug naloxone cost police, EMTs and health care workers their life insurance? A number of such cases in other states has a South suburban lawmaker proposing a bill that would prevent it from happening in Illinois.
Kane County jurist D.J. Tegeler will be the 'Chief' judge Sunday

Jan 31, 2020 3:53 PM - While many in the suburbs will be cheering on native son Jimmy Garoppolo and his San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Sunday, Kane County Judge D.J. Tegeler will be rooting for the team's he's loved his entire life.
Have gun, won't travel. So why is the TSA finding so many at security checks?

By Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkauskas
Jan 24, 2020 9:31 AM - Everybody knows you can't bring a gun aboard a commercial flight. So why did the Transportation Security Administration find a record 4,432 firearms -- 87% of them loaded -- when they searched passengers' carry-on bags last year?
Why Illinois State Police are changing standards for recruiting push

Jan 17, 2020 5:28 AM - Faced with a bevy of retirements in the next two years and already staffed at levels well below were they were a couple of decades ago, the Illinois State Police are making a big recruiting push this month -- and they're lowering some of their requirements to fill their ranks.

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