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Fingerprints Not Mandatory for FOID; Bailey says Illinoisans are Under Attack by Democrats

Thursday, June 17 by Jc Tinsley

Fingerprints will not be mandatory for Firearm Owners Identifications card applicants. Kevin Bessler has the latest from the state capitol. Locally, Senator Darren Bailey says gun owners in Illinois are under attack by Democrats in Illinois. He called the vote proof that Democrats are willing... Read More.

Illinois American Water Issues Mandatory Conservation Measures for Customers in Pope, Saline, Hardin and Gallatin Counties

Monday, February 22 by WROY/WRUL Staff

Herod, Ill. – (Feb. 19, 2021) – Illinois American Water has issued a mandatory conservation notice to customers in Pope, Saline, Hardin and Gallatin Counties. Illinois American Water serves a portion of these areas. Illinois American Water customers in this service area must limit all... Read More.

Walmart Soon to Implement Mandatory Mask Policy

Thursday, July 16 by WROY/WRUL Staff

According to a statement issued by Walmart Wednesday, all shoppers will be required to wear a face covering while in the store starting Monday, July 20. The statement by Walmart says that the decision comes due to the spike in COVID-19 cases in some communities... Read More.

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Illinois state employee asks U.S. Supreme Court to hear First Amendment challenge to mandatory union fees

Tuesday, June 6 by Jc Tinsley

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court will be asked to hear a case that could free government workers from being forced to pay union dues or fees as a condition of employment. Forcing government employees to pay money to union officials to keep their jobs violates... Read More.

Jesse White’s Legislation Modernizing the State’s Mandatory Insurance Program Passes House

Tuesday, April 25 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White commended the Illinois House for passing legislation his office initiated which will modernize the state’s mandatory insurance verification program while adhering to national standards designed to streamline the process. “My office has led the effort to establish and implement... Read More.

Appeals court ruling clears path for U.S. Supreme Court to hear lawsuit to end mandatory union fees

Wednesday, March 22 by Jc Tinsley

An Illinois lawsuit challenging mandatory union fees paid by government workers could soon make its way to the U.S. Supreme Court as a result of an appellate court ruling issued this afternoon. The plaintiffs in the case, Janus v. AFSCME, are two employees of Illinois... Read More.

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