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Applications for becoming an Illinois State Trooper are being accepted

Monday, February 20 by Jc Tinsley

Applications for becoming an Illinois State Police (ISP) Trooper are continually accepted by the ISP Merit Board. Officials with the ISP are encouraging those individuals who are interested in a career in law enforcement to visit the ISP Merit Board website to complete an... Read More.

Secretary of State Offices Closed for Presidents Day

Friday, February 17 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White announced that all offices and facilities open Monday to Friday will be closed Monday, February 20th, while facilities open Tuesday to Saturday will be closed Saturday, February 18th, in observance of Presidents Day. All Driver Services facilities will be... Read More.

Rauner Administration Files Opposition to the Attorney General’s Move to Halt State Employee Pay

Wednesday, February 15 by Jc Tinsley

Governor Bruce Rauner’s administration today filed an opposition to the Attorney General’s irresponsible attempt to cut off paychecks for hardworking state employees. “As we explain in our opposition, federal and state law requirements support continuing the Court’s July 2015 order that would ensure that state... Read More.

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Indiana State Police shoot, kill suspect in Vincennes Tuesday

Wednesday, February 15 by Jc Tinsley

A Princeton, Indiana man has died after Indiana State Police shot him outside a Vincennes gas station. 35 year old David Zimmerman has been identified as the victim. He was wanted on a warrant for a felony parole violation on a manslaughter charge issued... Read More.

Illinois State Police and American Legion officials prepare for Summer Youth Police Program

Wednesday, February 15 by Jc Tinsley

Officials with the Illinois State Police (ISP) and the American Legion announce plans for the 45th Annual American Legion Youth Police Camp (ALYPC). The camp will again be held at the Illinois State Police Academy in Springfield, Illinois, and will run June 25-30, 2017. Dozens of... Read More.

State Seeks Nominations For Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards

Monday, February 13 by Jc Tinsley

The Serve Illinois Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service (Serve Illinois) is accepting nominations for the eighth annual Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards. These awards recognize individual volunteers and for-profit businesses and highlight the importance of community service in Illinois. “Each year, 2.4 million Illinoisans take... Read More.

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Secretary of State Offices Closed for Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday

Friday, February 10 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White announced that all offices and facilities open Monday to Friday will be closed Monday, February 13th, while facilities open Tuesday to Saturday will be closed Saturday, February 11th, in observance of Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. All Driver Services facilities will... Read More.

State Investigation Leads to $4.25 Million Settlement in Mining Discrimination Lawsuit

Tuesday, February 7 by Jc Tinsley

Illinois Department of Human Rights (IDHR) Director Janice Glenn today congratulated the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for the resolution of two lawsuits against various Illinois affiliated coal mining companies that alleged discriminatory hiring practices towards women in underground mines and related positions,... Read More.

Illinois State Police Officers raise funds for Special Olympics Illinois

Monday, February 6 by Jc Tinsley

BLOOMINGTON - Illinois State Police (ISP) officials from Zone 5 Investigations presented a check for $2,000 today to Special Olympics Illinois at the Law Enforcement Torch Run Kick Off Conference in Bloomington. ISP Zone 5 Agents hosted the 45th Livingston County Law Enforcement Golf... Read More.

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Secretary of State Jesse White Pushes to Expand Organ/Tissue Donor Registry; 16- and 17-Year-Olds Could Become Donors

Friday, February 3 by Jc Tinsley

Secretary of State Jesse White initiated legislation that would allow 16- and 17-year-olds to register for the state’s First Person Consent Organ/Tissue Donor Registry when they receive their driver’s license or identification card. The legislation was introduced by state Sen. Mattie Hunter (D-Chicago) and state... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: state

Applications for becoming an Illinois State Trooper are being accepted

Secretary of State Offices Closed for Presidents Day

Rauner Administration Files Opposition to the Attorney General’s Move to Halt State Employee Pay

Indiana State Police shoot, kill suspect in Vincennes Tuesday

Illinois State Police and American Legion officials prepare for Summer Youth Police Program

State Seeks Nominations For Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards

Secretary of State Offices Closed for Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday

State Investigation Leads to $4.25 Million Settlement in Mining Discrimination Lawsuit

Illinois State Police Officers raise funds for Special Olympics Illinois

Secretary of State Jesse White Pushes to Expand Organ/Tissue Donor Registry; 16- and 17-Year-Olds Could Become Donors

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