The Illinois Senate on Thursday approved changes to the controversial criminal justice package known as the SAFE-T Act, including adding felonies and crimes such as kidnapping and arson to the charges that qualify someone to be detained while awaiting trial. The House was next taking it up.
Related posts
-
Dow jumps 1,300 as some relief washes through financial markets on hopes for tariff negotiations
Some relief is flowing through financial markets worldwide Tuesday as stocks bounce to recover a bit... -
Helped by a contract comp, Cubs re-signing Tucker seems realistic
The Cubs rolled past the Texas Rangers in the cold at Wrigley Field, while a contract... -
All-you-can-eat Asian barbecue to open this month in former Rack House in Arlington Heights
A highly-anticipated Asian restaurant is set to open in Arlington Heights later this month, offering an...