It has come to your LakeCountyEye's attention that the odometer has rolled over to 2016. Ordinarily this would be an occasion for a roundup of the year's top stories. However, your LakeCountyEye can't think of anything noteworthy that happened last year in Lake County -- certainly nothing that merits review. The B-plan in this situation is to review some of the new laws that went into effect on Jan 1.The Northwest Herald observes that ...
One law, created by House Bill 3533, allows drivers who have had their licenses permanently revoked after a fourth DUI conviction to obtain a restricted driving permit after five years if he or she demonstrates a minimum of three years of sobriety and has completed rehabilitative treatment.In related news, the Village of Mundelein declared today a city-wide day of celebration.
Ring in the new year with more than 200 new Illinois laws
Party like it's 2016.
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