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McLean County Offers Online Access to Public Court Records via Odyssey Access Portal

McLean County Offers Online Access to Public Court Records via Odyssey Access Portal

McLean County, Illinois, provides public access to court records primarily through the Odyssey Access Portal (OAP). This web-based platform, operated by the Illinois Courts, allows users to search for case information, view docket details, and access scanned images of documents. The OAP serves as the central point for electronic records within the 4th Judicial Circuit, which includes McLean, Livingston, and Woodford counties. Users can retrieve data by inputting identifiers such as a case number, party name, or filing date. While the OAP offers convenience, it has limitations; not all historical records are digitized, and some documents are restricted due to privacy laws or court orders, such as juvenile court records and sealed documents. The scan quality of older documents can also vary, potentially making them incomplete or difficult to read. For records not available online, the physical Clerk of the Circuit Court office in Bloomington remains the definitive source, holding complete archives.

New Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Launched in East Moline with Congressional Support

New Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Launched in East Moline with Congressional Support

Two new faster electric vehicle (EV) charging stations have been inaugurated at the East Moline Public Library, 745 16th Ave., East Moline, Illinois. The ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, September 24, 2026, was attended by U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen (D-Moline), who charged his Chevy Bolt EV in just 15 minutes. These Level Three chargers, capable of charging four vehicles simultaneously, are part of a broader $1-million-plus investment by MetroLINK, the mass transit agency for Rock Island County. The project is funded through Illinois’ Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA) and involves partnerships with local, state, and federal entities. The library location was chosen to encourage economic development by drawing EV drivers to downtown East Moline, where they can utilize library amenities or visit nearby businesses while their vehicles charge.

Illinois Election Officials Reassure Public on Mail-in Voting Security Amid Early Voting Start

Illinois Election Officials Reassure Public on Mail-in Voting Security Amid Early Voting Start

Illinois state and local election officials, including Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray and Illinois State Board of Elections spokesman Matt Dietrich, have affirmed the security and integrity of the state's voting system as early in-person and mail-in voting commences. Speaking at a forum in Springfield, they addressed public concerns and dismissed claims of widespread fraud or vulnerability to hacking. Mail-in voting has seen a significant increase in popularity and is projected to account for up to one-third of all votes in the upcoming November 3 election. Illinois has successfully defended against multiple lawsuits from the Trump administration regarding access to voter registration data and control over mail-in voting, with states prevailing in these legal challenges. The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in favor of the states allowed local election authorities in Illinois to mail out ballots to those who requested them, marking the official start of early voting.

Affect Seeks Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner for Telehealth Addiction and Mental Health Care in Illinois

Affect Seeks Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner for Telehealth Addiction and Mental Health Care in Illinois

Affect, a behavioral health care provider, is actively recruiting a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) for a full-time or part-time telehealth position in Illinois. The role involves providing evidence-based treatment for individuals with substance use disorders and mental health disorders, integrating a smartphone app with a dedicated care team. Responsibilities include conducting initial and follow-up telehealth evaluations, delivering care for both substance use and mental health conditions, prescribing medications (specifically Suboxone for Opioid Use Disorder), and completing documentation in their EHR system. Candidates must hold an active and verifiable PMHNP license in Illinois, have at least two years of experience in addiction or mental health treatment, and possess an active DEA registration. Affect emphasizes a collaborative team environment and offers competitive compensation, benefits, and support for multi-state licensure.

Viral cookie chain leaves key market, closes all stores

Viral cookie chain leaves key market, closes all stores

The stores have been marked as permanently closed and scrubbed from the chain's website.

Winners, losers from Day 2 of Presidents Cup: US team on upset alert

Winners, losers from Day 2 of Presidents Cup: US team on upset alert

The U.S. team must rebound after the Internationals swept Day 2 at the Presidents Cup. Here are winners and losers from Friday's foursomes matches

Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement

Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement

Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement

Dr. Joanna E. Horwitz, Obstetrics Gynecology Specialist, Actively Practices in Morton Grove, IL

Dr. Joanna E. Horwitz, Obstetrics Gynecology Specialist, Actively Practices in Morton Grove, IL

Dr. Joanna E. Horwitz, a highly qualified and state-licensed healthcare provider, is actively practicing in the field of Obstetrics & Gynecology (OB-GYN) in Morton Grove, IL. Dr. Horwitz is dedicated to providing evidence-based clinical treatments and professional healthcare solutions to the local population. She is fully registered under the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) with the validated National Provider Identifier (NPI) number 1548424153. This registration ensures that her credentials, practice parameters, and official information are publicly available for residents and institutions to evaluate her suitability for direct consultations.

Arizona Republic

Check out the 10 most-booked restaurants in metro Phoenix this month

Check out the 10 most-booked restaurants in metro Phoenix this month

An online reservation system tracks the ten most booked restaurants in metro Phoenix each month. These were the trendiest bookings.

Arizona Republic

Are you a Dr. Simi fan? The viral phenomenon is coming to Phoenix

Are you a Dr. Simi fan? The viral phenomenon is coming to Phoenix

You've seen him dancing outside pharmacies across Mexico. Now Dr. Simi is bringing his signature energy to Phoenix. Here's what fans need to know.

Palm Beach Post

Presidents Cup leaderboard, Day 2 updates, tee times, foursome lineups

Presidents Cup leaderboard, Day 2 updates, tee times, foursome lineups

Day 2 of the 2026 Presidents Cup features foursome play. Follow for updates and highlights, plus tee times and how to watch.

New York and Illinois Attorneys General Threaten Legal Action Against Trajector Medical for Alleged Fraud Against Veterans

New York and Illinois Attorneys General Threaten Legal Action Against Trajector Medical for Alleged Fraud Against Veterans

The Attorneys General of New York and Illinois are investigating Trajector Medical, a Florida-based company, for alleged fraudulent, illegal, and deceptive business practices against military veterans. The company charges veterans up to $20,000 for assistance with disability claims, despite federal law requiring such services to be provided free of charge by accredited providers. Trajector Medical filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, which has temporarily halted civil lawsuits against it, but does not stop law enforcement investigations. The states allege that Trajector uses a 'CallBot' system to access VA benefits phone hotlines, posing as veterans to monitor benefit increases and then billing them, even if the company did not contribute to the increase. Trajector denies these allegations.