Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx
‘Morning Shift’ talks to Kim Foxx about the reform efforts she’s made during her first seven months in office.
‘Morning Shift’ talks to Kim Foxx about the reform efforts she’s made during her first seven months in office.
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Illinois finally has a budget, and now begins the complicated process of paying down the state’s backlog of unpaid bills.
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