Rauner’s Office Contributed To Delay In Quincy Legionnaires’ Notice
Slow public response by Gov. Bruce Rauner’s administration to Legionnaires’ crisis extended to outbreaks in 2016 and 2017, records show.
Slow public response by Gov. Bruce Rauner’s administration to Legionnaires’ crisis extended to outbreaks in 2016 and 2017, records show.
The first gubernatorial debate ahead of the November 6 midterm election saw more insult than substance.
A report on the hat’s authenticity encouraged the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum to “soften its claim about the hat.”
The bill would have raised the state’s $100,000 cap on damages to $2 million.
A new disclosure represents another loosened thread in the once tightly-knit Madigan political organization.
The new law would require state veterans’ homes to notify residents and their families within 24 hours of an infectious disease outbreak.
A new lawsuit claims a hospital botched tests that would have sooner detected Legionnaires’ disease in fatal Quincy veterans’ home case.
“They tried to sweep under the carpet an existing problem,” said the son of a Korean War vet who died at the downstate home.
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