McHenry Times

Unusual increase in opioid deaths in McHenry County spurs questions on Ness’ support for reducing penalties for opioid possession

By Press Release | Aug 31, 2022

Candidate for the Illinois House of Representatives 66th District Connie Cain called on incumbent politician Illinois State Representative Suzanne Ness to explain her support for dangerous legislation to reduce the penalty for possession of opioids that are responsible for an unprecedented increase in overdose deaths in the last month in McHenry County.

Carroll Campaign: Tone-deaf politician foster publicizing $900,000 request for Riverwalk

By Press Release | Jun 8, 2022

Mark Carroll For Congress responds to the advertisement of requested funds for the Naperville, Illinois Riverwalk.

Carroll campaign: Candidate's recent achievements speak wonders of his abilities

By Press Release | Jun 6, 2022

Mark Carroll For Congress submits the following examples of recent real-world achievements and potential struggles that will translate well as your elected IL-11 Representative in Congress.

New location announced for the Illinois Supreme Court judges primary debate

By Press Release | May 9, 2022

Together with Kane County's Three Headed Eagle Alliance and We The People of McHenry County, we invite voters to a spirited debate by the 2022 Republican candidates for Illinois Supreme Court Judge.

Supreme Court judges primary debate set for May 11

By Press Release | May 2, 2022

Together with Kane County's Three Headed Eagle Alliance and We The People of McHenry County, we invite voters to a spirited debate by the 2022 Republican candidates for Illinois Supreme Court judge.

From Kane County Reporter

Rescue Our Children: A Conversation with Ceasar LeFlore

By Press Release | 2 years ago

Ceasar LeFlore, field director for Illinois Family Institute’s Public School Exit Initiative, will be discussing the indoctrination of our children in our public education system this Tuesday, March 15, from 6-8PM, at Copper Fox in Geneva.

House Republican Majority: Ness' past statements raise questions on her commitment to battling corruption

By Press Release | Mar 9, 2022

While many Illinois politicians were quick to react to the U.S. Attorney’s announcement of the 22-count indictment against former House Speaker Michael Madigan last week, State Representative Suzanne Ness was not one of them.

Tony Colatorti submits petitions for McHenry County sheriff on first day of filing

By Press Release | Mar 8, 2022

Tony Colatorti submitted over 1,200 signatures from McHenry County residents on Monday, the first day of filing, in Woodstock, ensuring residents have the opportunity to vote for a sheriff candidate with the leadership and executive experience necessary to lead as sheriff on day one.

Robb Tadelman Shares Vision for a Safer McHenry County at the 100 Club of IL Annual Gala Honoring Fallen First Responders

By Press Release | Oct 8, 2021

Over 400 guests gathered at the Ritz Carlton in Chicago on Wednesday for the annual 100 Club of Illinois Raising Hope Awards Gala 2021.

Time to end mask mandates on airlines

By Press Release | Jul 29, 2021

The Gary Rabine for Governor campaign has issued the following press release:The mask mandate on airlines continues to be a major issue for travelers.

Illinois must ban critical race theory

By Press Release | Jul 29, 2021

Parents across the country are outraged about critical race theory being taught in our classrooms. There are more than 20 states looking to ban critical race theory.

From McLean County Times

ILLINOIS STATE SENATE DISTRICT 44: 44th District to Benefit from Multi-Year Road Program

By Press Release | 5 years ago

Roads and bridges throughout the 44th District will benefit from the state’s new multi-year road program, which was unveiled this week.

ILLINOIS STATE SENATE DISTRICT 32: Senate Weeks in Review: Oct. 14 - 25, 2019

By Press Release | Oct 29, 2019

The Capitol is getting ready for the return of the Legislature for the upcoming fall veto session, during which lawmakers generally take actions on bills vetoed by the Governor, the Illinois Department of Transportation unveiled an ambitious $23.5 billion transportation construction and Illinois’ opioid abuse crisis is the focus of a special Senate Committee.