Leroy Kleimola is a Play-by-Play Commentator for MEYER, AUSTIN & ROMANO, P.C. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including local news, sports updates, community events, and announcements. With a focus on delivering accurate and engaging content, Leroy provides informative articles that keep readers informed about the happenings in their community.
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By: Leroy Kleimola
The Illinois 5th District Court of Appeals has announced its ruling on the Grain Belt Express transmission line appeal. After discussion, the Court of Appeals overturned the Illinois Commerce Commission's unanimous approval of the project.
A new law led by State Senator Doris Turner protects consumers by requiring notice ahead of automatic renewals offered by businesses.
By: Leroy Kleimola
The Alzheimer's Association announced their excitement over a new piece of legislation being signed into law that could help in the fight to end Alzheimer's disease. Governor JB Pritzker signed the bill into law that will help improve access to Alzheimer's treatment for state employees. This measure mandates that the State Employees Group Insurance Program provides coverage for all medically necessary FDA-approved treatments and medications designed to slow the progression of Alzheimer's Disease.
A new bill has been signed into law that will help those in need of treatment with going to court and problem-solving. State Representative Chris Miller, a Republican out of Oakland, says that the initiative came out of Coles County when the treatment provider noted the difficulty of getting people to court and to court-ordered drug treatment. They asked for help in finding a solution.
A new law will require government entities to notify residents when spraying pesticides near their homes, due to legislation filed by State Senator Steve McClure (R-Springfield) that was recently signed into law.
The Christian County Sheriff's Office urges the public to be aware of a new scam involving individuals impersonating Sheriff's Office Deputies. Scammers are posing as Christian County Deputies using the name Michael Thomas and claiming to be a Sergeant or Lieutenant.
Lake Shelbyville's Tree Stand Permits are now available for the 2024-2025 Deer Season. The Tree Stand Policy for this year is set to remain the same as it was last season. The policy allows hunters to leave one stand-up for the season and to utilize up to two “Roving” stands that can be left up during archery season for a period not to exceed a break in use greater than 72 hours. Seasonal tree stands may be placed two weeks prior to archery season and must be removed within two weeks of archery season-ending which runs from October 1st, 2024- January 19th, 2025.
By: Leroy Kleimola
A Stonington mother is asking for answers after she says a week-long string of assaults occurred on her child from another student. Ashley Peden, of Stonington, detailed her daughter's assault incident and the many hurdles her family has gone through over the last year to try to get answers and justice for her and her husband Chad's daughter. Peden says the situation has been a nightmare for her family.
By: Leroy Kleimola
There will be a free family mental health night, hosted by the Christian County Health Department and the University of Illinois Extension Office. The night will be held on Tuesday, August 27th from 5:30-6:30 PM at 1120 N. Webster Street in Taylorville. Refreshments will be provided and free gift bags will be given to the first 50 people.
The Taylorville Tornadoes defeated the Mattoon Green Wave 21-7 in an Apollo Conference showdown. The Tornadoes used a balanced run and pass game to pick up the win. The Nicole Patrick Country Financial player of the game goes to Cash Foraker for a dominating defensive effort. Quarterback Baron Odam along with Malique Pearse got the scoring done for the Tornadoes in the win.
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