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What You Should Do After Capital One Data Breach

What You Should Do After Capital One Data Breach

July 30, 2019
Breaking News, Business, Consumers, Criminal Justice, Education, Government, Public Safety

Editor’s Note: This article will be updated when more-specific information is provided by Capital One or U.S. government sources. If you want to learn more…

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Health Department: More Than 300 People Exposed to Measles May 20-24

Health Department: More Than 300 People Exposed to Measles May 20-24

June 6, 2019
Breaking News, Communities, Consumers, Education, Government, Health, Kane County Health Department, Public Safety

Kane County Health Department officials said today (Thursday, June 6, 2019) that they have identified more than 300 people who may have been exposed to…

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Recorder's Office Warns of 'Distraint Warrant' Scam That Appears To Be From Kane County

Recorder’s Office Warns of ‘Distraint Warrant’ Scam That Appears To Be From Kane County

May 10, 2019
Communities, Crime and Safety, Criminal Justice, Education, Government, Kane County Recorders Office, Kane County Sheriff's Office, Police & Fire, Public Safety, State of Illinois, Taxpayers, WK-Communities

The Kane County Recorder’s Office is alerting residents to a “Distraint Warrant Scam” letter that looks official and appears to be sent from Kane County…

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Bump Stock Ruling: What Kane Gun Owners Need to Know

Bump Stock Ruling: What Kane Gun Owners Need to Know

December 19, 2018
Breaking News, Business, Communities, Consumers, Crime and Safety, Criminal Justice, Education, Government, Public Safety

With the Tuesday (Dec. 18, 2018) announcement that bump stocks now fall within the definition of “machinegun” under federal law, a lot of Kane County…

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What To Do If You Are Exposed to Ebola

What To Do If You Are Exposed to Ebola

October 8, 2014
Health, Public Safety

After today’s news that Thomas “Eric” Duncan, 42, the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, died early Wednesday in Dallas, many…

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