[Suggested Article]  At least one student taken into custody after lockdown at Waukegan High School Washington Campus In March 2019, a Lake County judge ruled that Deerfield created a new law rather than amending it, and the ordinance could not be enforced. Last December, the Illinois Appellate Court reversed the ruling and agreed that the Illinois State Legislature allowed for home rule units, like Deerfield, to regulate assault weapons, including complete bans if they followed the correct statutory process. The appellate court also found that Deerfield acted lawfully by enacting a regulation within the 10-day period following the adoption of the state law and then later amending it. The case was ultimately appealed to the Illinois Supreme Court and oral arguments were heard on Wednesday. David G. Sigale and Brian Wesley Barnes were the lawyers opposing the ordinance and Christopher Brennan Wilson was the lawyer representing the Village of Deerfield. [Suggested Article]  Authorities identify 25-year-old woman killed after car t-boned by semi-truck near Marengo When asked about ownership versus possession, Barnes argued that although the 2018 ordinance did not explicitly ban ownership of assault weapons, the strict prohibition of assault weapons amounted to a ban in ownership of them. He also argued that Deerfield should have enacted the amendment within the 10-day window in 2013 rather than in 2018. Wilson argued that the amendment was not a new law and that the amendment in 2018 was simply tightening the current regulations. He also argued that there were no limits on the ownership of assault weapons; rather, residents must store and use the weapons outside of village limits. “There’s no limitation on ownership. Anyone within Deerfield can own an assault weapon. They just need to store it somewhere else,” Wilson said. “You’re not allowed to use an assault weapon within the village limits. So this is just saying if you’re going to go hunting with an assault weapon, if you’re going to go target shooting with an assault weapon, that needs to be stored outside the village limits,” he added. [Suggested Article]  Wonder Lake man arrested pleads not guilty to trying to meet up with 14-year-old for sex near Gurnee Throughout their oral arguments, judges asked whether the amendment was too radical to be an amendment and if the amendment was a new law or repeal. Sigale argued Deerfield’s 2018 amendment was a repeal of the 2013 ordinance, citing past court cases and Deerfield’s own municipal code. “Yet one day you have a regulation where you could park your truck and then the next day you have a regulation banning trucks altogether. Are you going to really say the second one is an amendment of the parking code?” Sigale said. Chief Justice Anne Burke said the case, Guns Save Life, Inc.

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New York Jets QB Zach Wilson aiming to be 'smart with the ball' against Denver Broncos Longtime Jets beat writer for New York Daily News FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- During his three-year career at BYU, quarterback Zach Wilson became known as a dynamic playmaker. After throwing four interceptions last week, his new team -- the New York Jets -- want him to be "boring." The rookie hopes to adopt that mindset Sunday against the Denver Broncos , although he's not planning to be Captain Check Down. Jets want Wilson to learn 'boring' OK after 4 INTs "I don't think it's necessarily challenging, it's just being smart with the ball and understanding those situations in games like that," Wilson said Thursday. "There weren't check downs on some of those interceptions, right? It's not just, hey, check the ball down. It's being smart with the ball. How can you throw it away or get rid of it? That's what I'm applying for this next week." Wilson was intercepted four times within his first 10 attempts in the Jets' 25-6 loss to the New England Patriots -- the first Jets player in 40 years to do that. Afterward, coach Robert Saleh called Wilson an "electric dude" who must learn to understand that "sometimes it's OK to be boring." There's a balance, of course. The Jets drafted him second overall in large part because of his ability to make off-schedule plays. Now they want to harness that improvisational skill to help avoid turnovers. Wilson said he's "super anxious" to get back on the field as the Jets hope to avoid their third straight 0-3 start. "I haven't thrown four picks ever in my life in a game," he said. "Obviously, I have to clean that up and take care of that. It's being able to fight through that adversity every single week and how I can keep getting better and better. "I knew it was going to be challenging coming here, and I knew there were things I'd have to adjust and keep getting better at. And that's part of it." The Broncos (2-0) devoured No. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence last week, holding the Jacksonville Jaguars' quarterback to 118 yards on 14-for-33 efficiency, with one touchdown and two interceptions.

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Keysight Commits to Science Based Targets Initiative Helps limit global warming to 1.5°C in support of the company’s emissions reduction strategy September 23, 2021 11:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time SANTA ROSA, Calif.--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS), a leading technology company that delivers advanced design and validation solutions to help accelerate innovation to connect and secure the world, announced their commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) in support of the company’s emissions reduction and net zero strategy. Keysight will work with the SBTi to develop approved science-based targets (SBTs) in line with limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Keysight recognizes that climate change is an economic, environmental and social crisis, and the private sector needs to take meaningful action to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. As such, the company recently announced a target to reach net zero emissions in company operations by the end of fiscal year 2040. SBTi provides an ideal framework to develop, track and report on these corporate ambitions. Setting approved SBTs will enable Keysight to measure progress in GHG emissions reduction and ensure targets are consistent with the latest climate change scenarios. “Keysight’s commitment to the SBTi supports our climate action goals and is in alignment with our 2030 interim targets,” said Ingrid Estrada, chief administration officer at Keysight. “Our net-zero strategy was developed with the environment, customers, employees and investors in mind to meet and exceed their expectations through conscientious business operations.” Keysight emissions reduction campaign is based on fiscal year 2019 emissions levels and aims to reach net-zero 10 years ahead of the Paris Agreement goal of 2050. The company has a 2030 interim goal of 55 percent renewables and a 10 percent energy reduction for the halfway mark. Keysight’s strategic tactics include improving maintenance schedules, initiating company-wide conservation projects, electrifying their fleet and processes, implementing on-site renewable energy installations, partnering with green utility providers and facilitating impactful Power Purchase Agreements.

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