December, 2019 Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

City of Rock Island Planning Commission will meet December 4

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 1, 2019

City of Rock Island Planning Commission will meet at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4.

ILLINOIS STATE HOUSE DISTRICT 72: Halpin Supports Bills Aiding Military Members and their Families, Promotes Appreciation Month

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 2, 2019

Halpin Supports Bills Aiding Military Members and their Families, Promotes Appreciation Month

WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY QUAD CITIES: WIU COEHS Honors Alumni at Luncheon

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 3, 2019

Three Western Illinois University alumni were honored at the College of Education and Human Services (COEHS) Alumni Celebration Nov. 15.

BLACK HAWK COLLEGE: Fast Track Your Education With Minimester

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 3, 2019

Minimester is just around the corner! Get registered if you want to complete a college class in just three weeks. This speedy session is Dec. 16 through Jan. 3.

AUGUSTANA COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Augustana Endowment Society: Chamber Singers to be held December 4

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 4, 2019

Augustana Endowment Society: Chamber Singers to be held December 4

AUGUSTANA COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: How 'merry and bright' turned out otherwise

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 4, 2019

When David Sedaris was asked why he wanted a job as a department store elf, he said: "Because it was the most ridiculous thing I'd ever heard of."

City of Rock Island City Council met Oct. 28

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 4, 2019

City of Rock Island City Council met Monday, Oct. 28

City of Rock Island City Council met Nov. 11

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 5, 2019

City of Rock Island City Council met Monday, Nov. 11

CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE: Ruthless Mexican drug cartel infiltrating U.S. towns

By Rock Island Today Reports | Dec 5, 2019

Operating in at least 35 states, you’ve probably never heard of it. But this cartel has rapidly set up “cells” in unsuspecting communities to flood the U.S. with drugs.

From Prairie State Wire

New session will reveal how serious Pritzker is about independent mapmaking

By Rock Island Today Reports | 3 months ago

All eyes will be on Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker at the start of the new session to see if the Democratic leader has any intention of making good on his pledge to bring fair electoral mapmaking to the state.

From Prairie State Wire

ILGOP adds Cook County Circuit Court Clerk to 'Democrat Crime Ring Tracker'

By Rock Island Today Reports | 3 months ago

The Illinois Republican Party has updated its Illinois Democrat Crime Ring Tracker to include the name of Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown.