A projected $5 million shortfall stemming from a new Illinois law changing how court fines and fees are administered has left police departments across Illinois paying for much of the state-mandated academy training for new police hires and their ongoing training.

As Illinois elected leaders continue to delay action on pension reform, a broad and bipartisan coalition has succeeded in pushing for reforms to public employee benefits in New Mexico.

“According to the CDC, there is currently no known treatment for COVID-19,” Attorney General Kwame Raoul said in a statement. “People should be aware that any email or website offering a ‘cure’ is a scam that should be avoided.”

The Illinois State Board of Elections spokesman Matt Dietrich is seeking specific recommendations from state public health officials for polling places.

“I am very frustrated at the federal government,” Gov. Pritzker said, adding that there were not enough tests to check out all that have said they are exhibiting symptoms. “We have not received enough tests.”

“Bottom line, in 2018, states attracting greater in-migration tend to be freer, lower-tax jurisdictions with governments that do a better job of responsibly managing their finances,” said Bill Bergman of Truth in Accounting.

The Protecting Household Privacy Act requires makers of smart devices such as as the Amazon Echo or Ring video doorbells to disclose to customers on their websites the names of all third parties receiving personal data. Further, law enforcement would need a court order to access someone’s household data.

“We asked readers to submit their concerns and inquiries about coronavirus. Then we posed them to Dr. Robert Citronberg, director of infectious diseases at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge.”

“The dangerous outbreak spreading worldwide is both a health emergency and a global economic crisis in the making because business activity is suddenly in slowdown or shutdown mode…Now zoom out to try to assess the potential impact of recession on Illinois.”