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  • JUN 08, 2020
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    Do collective bargaining agreements for police allow for lighter cop discipline?

    The Illinois Supreme Court this summer is set to rule on whether the city of Chicago should destroy all police disciplinary records and allegations after five years — something the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police argues is mandated by a decades-old collective bargaining agreement.
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    JUN 08, 2020
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    TDL Springfield's Morning Brief: Monday June 8th

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  • JUN 05, 2020
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    Covid-19 left women, minorities most vulnerable to layoffs: Report

    New research finds the 1.2 million people who have filed for unemployment in Illinois since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic are more likely to be women and people of color — especially Latinos.
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  • JUN 05, 2020
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    Daily Line Springfield’s Morning Briefs: Friday June 5th

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    JUN 04, 2020
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    The Daily Line Springfield's Morning Briefs: Thursday June 4th

    Morning Briefs: Thursday June 4th


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  • JUN 04, 2020
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    Moody’s: CPS credit rating at junk status if state doesn’t help with pension debt

    The financial picture of Chicago Public Schools remains bleak if state aid to schools doesn’t keep improving, a new report from Moody’s Investors Service warned this week.
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  • JUN 03, 2020
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    Insurance may cover some looting damage, but small, minority-owned businesses could be hit hardest

    Four days of looting across Chicago and Illinois has damaged hundreds of businesses beyond repair this week, leaving small business owners concerned they may face steep rebuilding costs from insurance companies and the state.
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  • JUN 02, 2020
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    TDL Springfield: Morning Briefs 06.02.20

    AD BUY ALERT — A nonpartisan political action committee that supports military veterans’ candidacies for Congress is spending more than $25,000 for a two-week ad buy
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  • JUN 02, 2020
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    Pritzker declares disaster for 9 counties hit hardest by looting and activates more national guard, state police

    Gov. JB Pritzker on Monday declared a disaster for nine Illinois counties hit hardest by riots and looting following peaceful protests in the name of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who was killed by Minneapolis police last week.
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  • JUN 01, 2020
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    Gov. JB Pritzker sent the Illinois National Guard into Chicago at the early morning request of Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Sunday.

    The National Guard troops will provide perimeter security in the center of downtown for an undefined period of time following the rioting that broke out late Saturday during a protest over the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, by a Minneapolis police officer last week. Rioting throughout downtown Saturday continued into the night.
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