Almost immediately after the incident early Easter morning, dozens of tall white candles covered with saints and religious figures lined the corner sidewalk of 1821 W. Bradley Ave. Tightly tied to the crosswalk poles, assortments of metallic balloons attempted to defy gravity; bundles of red hearts; a slew of black and gold stars;...

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The Freedom of Information Act, otherwise known as FOIA, has been granting citizens their legal right to know what goes on behind government doors since its inception in 1966. As it continues to be refined within each state legislature, the Illinois General Assembly established their statute in 1984. The Illinois law closely mirrors its...

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