CHICAGO – Illinois residents frustrated with Governor Pritzker's heavy handed shut down tactics during the state's COVID-19 crisis took their thoughts to the streets last Friday in Springfield and Chicago.
Homemade signs voiced residents of the Chicago area's angst (as photographed by Mark Weyermuller):
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