Schools to face judge over mask issue Some parents were upset that their children were forced to wear masks at school even though they were a part of a recent lawsuit that allowed their children to go maskless. .
A 71-year-old man convicted in an Illinois state trooper’s 1976 killing has been released from prison after the state’s Prisoner Review Board granted him early release. The Herald & Review
The Illinois Prisoner Review Board has granted parole for Aaron Hyche. Hyche was convicted of murder in the shooting death of Illinois State Trooper Layton Davis. Hyche and Aaron Taylor were convicted of Trooper Davis' murder after an incident at the Green Creek Rest Area along southbound I-57 in 1976. Davis had stopped a car carrying both men for speeding, and with the lack of technology at the time was unaware they had been involved in a criminal incident in Chicago earlier, resulting in Trooper Davis being shot by the pair. A new law that took effect January 1st gave prisoners the option of seeking a medical release, resulting in Hyche gaining his parole. Police in Carbondale, IL are investigating a plane crash that occurred Saturday night, resulting in injuries to the female pilot. Reports say the woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries when the plane hit a transformer. She was being treated at a local hospital. Residents and businesses in the area experienced power outa
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