Prosecutors are asking that an Inverness executive who participated in the attack on the Capitol get 45 days in jail as his lawyer argues his “public and professional demise” has served as a tough penalty.
Related posts
-
Cubs wary of unfriendly wind holding back Tucker
The winds of Wrigley Field are historically tougher on left-handed hitters. That’s a concern this season... -
‘His passion was for Woodridge’: Village mourns longtime mayor
Among DuPage County’s fraternity of past mayors, few had as long and as fruitful a career... -
‘What’s not to like about a healthy lake?’: Pilot monitoring program launched in Lake County
A volunteer group’s passion enters a new phase this weekend with the start of a pilot...