Year: 2019

If you need to catch up with this story, please head over Monday’s Quick Hits because we’re going to dive right into the second installment.

Perhaps it’s time to stop saying, “In thirteen years of authoring over two-thousand columns, I thought I’d seen it all,” because King Solomon was clearly

Due to spending the majority of my morning in immediate care as a result of a toe fracture that goes right through the base joint,

I’ve been considering this column for quite some time, but it took a Sunday Chicago Tribune piece to finally get those particular mental gears going.

Since I’m not likely to get many readers on Memorial Day and this is a column I’ve been considering for quite some time, let’s temporarily

Considering the time lapse involved, a number of readers recently reached out to ask how my FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) denial battle with the

Though I’m generally not one to start spouting biblical entreaties, the greater quote from which I derived that title is: No one can serve two

We briefly touched on this topic last Wednesday, postponing the full story pending a response from Kane County Sheriff Ron Hain. But when you’ve just

Those of you who follow me on Facebook already know my wife had cardiac ablation surgery yesterday. It’s an outpatient procedure whereby rubber “catheters” are

What do you do when you get caught hiring an unqualified Elgin City Councilman to a $72,000 a year part-time job? No! You don’t go