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Cervantes Secures More Funds for literacy programs in 1st District

Cervantes Secures More Funds for literacy programs in 1st District

With strong support from State Senator Javier Cervantes, $263,824 in state literacy grants will be coming to four local educational agencies in the 1st Senate District. “Family and community literacy… Read more »

Latino Art Beat Announces 2023 National Art Competition Winner

Latino Art Beat Announces 2023 National Art Competition Winner

Latino Art Beat (LAB), a Chicago based not for profit national 501c(3) arts organization, which offers an annual Hispanic Heritage themed art competition for high school juniors and seniors and… Read more »

Dominican University Announces New Chicago Campus in Pilsen

Dominican University Announces New Chicago Campus in Pilsen

After a century of educating students in River Forest, Dominican University is proud to announce its expansion into the city of Chicago to further extend its mission and access to… Read more »

CTU to Host Back to School Bash

CTU to Host Back to School Bash

The Chicago Teachers Union is holding a Back-2-School Summer Jam on Friday, August 18, from 3:30 pm to 7 pm. There will be music, food, games, and giveaways to students… Read more »

Back to School Tips

Back to School Tips

By: Ashmar Mandou Whether your child is just beginning kindergarten or starting a new grade as a returning student, there’s lots to be done to prepare for the year ahead, including… Read more »

Cook County Officials Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Provident Hospital of Cook County

Cook County Officials Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Provident Hospital of Cook County

On August 10, Cook County leaders joined community members, patients and past and current staff to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Provident Hospital being a part of Cook County Health…. Read more »

Aquino Law Removes Barriers to Licensing for International Health Care Professionals

Aquino Law Removes Barriers to Licensing for International Health Care Professionals

Legislation sponsored by State Senator Omar Aquino expanding licensing opportunities and procedures for internationally trained and licensed health care professionals was signed into law Friday. “The demand for qualified health… Read more »

One in 1,000 Chicagoans was a victim of gun violence citywide in 2022

One in 1,000 Chicagoans was a victim of gun violence citywide in 2022

Shootings in Chicago were 32 percent higher in 2022 than they were in 2019, with 3,464 total Chicagoans suffering as victims of gun violence, according to a new analysis from… Read more »

New Partnership Aims to Transform the Lives of Youth

New Partnership Aims to Transform the Lives of Youth

By: Ashmar Mandou A new collaboration between Meridian Health Plan of Illinois and Chicago Fire FC aims to address health disparities and bring about consistent awareness and benefits through multiple… Read more »

Experience Chicago in the Fall aboard Mercury

Experience Chicago in the Fall aboard Mercury

As Labor Day weekend approaches and Chicago shifts into beautiful fall weather, there is no better time to experience one of the many tours aboard Mercury, Chicago’s Skyline Cruiseline. From… Read more »