A Park City police officer, who is a former Lake County sheriff’s deputy, has been arrested on numerous felonies after he allegedly sexually abused a woman during traffic stops.

The Illinois Accountability Commission has spent the last six months reviewing incidents of alleged misconduct by federal immigration agents in Chicago amid Operation Midway Blitz. What it has found, commission officials said, is evidence of three major policy directives that permitted and encouraged agent misconduct, stemming from top Trump administration officials.

Church officials say they are not trying “to influence the content” of John Dehlin’s long-running “Mormon Stories” audio-video podcast, which has been deeply critical of the Utah-based institution. While they insist the lawsuit is about copyright and trademark infringement, Dehlin suspects otherwise, saying: “It appears like the intent is to harm us, harm our reputation and bankrupt us.”

Judge John Lyke has presided over cases involving Alphanso Talley for at least three years.

The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday about a relatively new law enforcement technique that allows police to tap into giant tech-firm databases to find out who was near the scene of a crime and may have been involved.

A federal appeals court on Monday upheld the 10 guilty verdicts that sent former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan to prison, finding no errors in the way the jury was instructed or the “mountain of evidence” the government used to prosecute the influential Democrat during his lengthy bribery trial.

The courts offer an alternative to incarceration. Outcomes depend heavily on local services.

David Glockner would replace now-retired Inspector General Deborah Witzburg, who decided not to seek a reappointment she was unlikely to get after clashing with Mayor Brandon Johnson and his inner circle.

The Illinois Supreme Court has expanded how long law school graduates who haven’t yet passed the bar exam can practice with supervision.