The House State Government Administration Committee is being asked to hold an immediate hearing by two Illinois House Republicans to discuss the news of Illinois residents being hung up on when calling about stolen identities with the Illinois Department of Employment Security, which have stemmed from false claims.
Rockford Public Schools is making breakfast and lunch available for students two ways during winter break. The school district's 205 students needing meals during the break will be able to get meals one of two ways, according to a press release from Rockford Public Schools. Packaged meals out into boxes can be picked up from 3 p.m.
After reports detailed a COVID-19 outbreak at LaSalle Veterans' Home, the Republican members of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee demanded that the chair hold a public hearing about the outbreak.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and the Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center in May released a survey to measure the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on businesses affiliated with the organizations, the Fed said in June.
Rockford businesses are taking precautions in case more looters damaged stores and businesses, as other business owners clean up the mess from previous nights.
Several Rockford businesses, including gyms, restaurants and bars, were able to open on May 29, but with reopening comes restrictions from Winnebago County leaders.
Illinois state Rep. John Cabello is challenging Gov. J.B. Prizker's stay-at-home order by filing a lawsuit questioning the order's constitutionality, making him the second lawmaker to file a complaint against it.
Illinois homeless shelters and food pantries are having a difficult time supplying enough food as more people are in need and fewer people are making donations due to the stay-at-home order.