Author Archives: Editor
IDPH Busca Cubrir Numerosos Puestos en la Próxima Feria de Empleo de Springfield
El Departamento de Salud Pública de Illinois (IDPH) busca llenar varias posiciones en su próxima feria de empleos en Springfield. El evento tendrá lugar el martes, 19 de noviembre, 2024,… Read more
Las Recomendaciones para el Presupuesto del Distrito de Parques del 2025 están Disponibles para Revisión del Público
El Distrito de Parques de Chicago acaba de anunciar la publicación de las recomendaciones de su presupuesto del 2025 adelantándose a su audiencia pública del presupuesto, como lo requiere el… Read more
City of Chicago Launches Smart Streets Pilot Program
The City of Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) and the Department of Finance (DOF) announced the launch of the Smart Streets Pilot program, an initiative using camera technology to enhance… Read more
Column: Your Property Taxes with Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas
Pay your late taxes now because clock is ticking toward Annual Tax Sale By Maria Pappas If you still owe property taxes that were due in 2023, you’re running out… Read more
Mayor Brandon Johnson Announces Fiscal Year 2025 Budget
Mayor Brandon Johnson presented the City of Chicago’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget, outlining a comprehensive plan that prioritizes strategic and equitable investments in affordable housing, mental health services, public safety… Read more
Illinois’ Public Universities Collectively Achieve Highest Enrollment in Eight Years
The Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) released its fall enrollment report for the state’s public universities for the fall semester of the 2024-25 academic year. Illinois public universities also… Read more
Illinois Student Assistance Commission Launches 2024-25 College
The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) teams up with schools and community-based organizations to kick off its 9th annual College Changes Everything® (CCE) Campaign this fall. ISAC and school and… Read more
Chicago Votes in First School Board Elections
Caption by Ashmar Mandou Chicago voters made their voices heard in the city’s historic first school board elections Tuesday night, backing candidates with opposing views. Ten seats representing 10 districts… Read more
Treasurer Frerichs Clinches Sixth Morningstar Gold Rating For Bright Start 529 Savings Plan
Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs announced that Illinois’ Bright Start 529 College Savings Plan has again earned top rankings from Morningstar, keeping the plan among the best in the nation…. Read more
Illinois Residents Can Now Get Free Lung Cancer Screenings
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and the American Lung Association (Lung Association) is kicking it off by offering free lung cancer screenings to Illinois residents. Every two and a… Read more
