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Village of Rosemont Extends Naming Rights Partnership with Allstate

Village of Rosemont Extends Naming Rights Partnership with Allstate

The Allstate Arena has grown into one of the most popular destinations in the Chicago metropolitan area, with a name that resonates with Chicagoans and visitors from across the Midwest…. Read more »

Pay Stub Requirement Takes Effect January 1, 2025

Pay Stub Requirement Takes Effect January 1, 2025

Starting January 1, 2025, employers in Illinois will be required to provide pay stubs to employees each pay period. The pay stubs must include information on hours worked, pay rates,… Read more »

City of Chicago to Make Investments in Chicago’s Future

City of Chicago to Make Investments in Chicago’s Future

By: Ashmar Mandou After a tumultuous back and forth between Mayor Brandon Johnson and elected officials, the City of Chicago approved its 2025 budget, a financial plan that aims to… Read more »

Reps. García and Grijalva Demand Answers from DHS on Use of AI in Immigration Decision-Making

Reps. García and Grijalva Demand Answers from DHS on Use of AI in Immigration Decision-Making

Representatives Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04) and Raúl M. Grijalva (AZ-07) sent a letter to Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, Chief Information Officer Eric Hysen, and Office of Management and… Read more »

Triton College’s TRIUMPH & SURGE Program Empowers Students to Succeed

Triton College’s TRIUMPH & SURGE Program Empowers Students to Succeed

Triton College’s TRIUMPH & SURGE Program empowers students to achieve academic success and thrive in life. Through mentoring, coaching, career development and personal support, TRIUMPH & SURGE goes beyond academics… Read more »

Advocates, Educators Call on Illinois to Restore Monetary Award Program for Incarcerated Students

Advocates, Educators Call on Illinois to Restore Monetary Award Program for Incarcerated Students

Following the bipartisan reinstatement of Pell Grant access to incarcerated people which was signed into law in 2020 and went into effect this year, Illinois’ Back on the MAP campaign… Read more »

Mayor Brandon Johnson, Musician Vic Mensa Headline Metropolitan Peace Academy Community Violence Intervention Graduation

Mayor Brandon Johnson, Musician Vic Mensa Headline Metropolitan Peace Academy Community Violence Intervention Graduation

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Chicago-born musician, actor and philanthropist Vic Mensa joined the Metropolitan Peace Initiatives (MPI) and Communities Partnering 4 Peace (CP4P) Thursday night as they celebrated the newest round… Read more »

Mayor Johnson Signs Executive Order to Establish Transfemicide Working Group

Mayor Johnson Signs Executive Order to Establish Transfemicide Working Group

Mayor Brandon Johnson signed Executive Order 2024-2, establishing a Transfemicide Working Group to develop comprehensive strategies addressing violence against transgender women in our city. This Working Group represents a vital… Read more »

New Law Expands Reproductive Rights

New Law Expands Reproductive Rights

An expansion on an Illinois law takes effect January 1st that prohibits discrimination based on a person’s reproductive health decisions, including fertility care and abortion. Illinois continues to lead nationally… Read more »

Pritzker Administration Announces New Medicaid Coverage for Certified Doula and Lactation Consultant Services

Pritzker Administration Announces New Medicaid Coverage for Certified Doula and Lactation Consultant Services

New perinatal doula and lactation consultant services are now available to pregnant and postpartum individuals who are enrolled in the Illinois Medicaid program, further expanding maternal and child health coverage,… Read more »