AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedical Aid in Dying: Illinois’ aid-in-dying law is now in effect, with Blessing Health System in Quincy opting out and pointing to ongoing legal challenges. City Hall & Housing: Chicago’s renter protection proposal cleared a City Council hurdle after tweaks, including changes to relocation-cost obligations and new fees aimed at funding tenant legal help. Utilities & Costs: About 200 Illinois American Water customers packed a Bolingbrook hearing to protest a proposed $129 million rate hike, citing service problems and higher monthly bills. Public Safety & Courts: Illinois AG Kwame Raoul charged an Urbana man with possessing and disseminating child sexual abuse material. State Services: A union sued to block planned layoffs and capacity cuts at Choate Mental Health and Development Center. Sports (Chicago): The Cubs kept pace in the playoff race with a big win over the Braves, powered by Pete Crow-Armstrong’s two homers and Shota Imanaga’s strong start. Weather/Seismic: A small earthquake near Valier is prompting renewed attention to Southern Illinois seismic activity.
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