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Castro Highlights Mortgage Assistance for Homeowners

Castro Highlights Mortgage Assistance for Homeowners

State Senator Cristina Castro is encouraging homeowners who had trouble making mortgage payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic to take advantage of an upcoming mortgage assistance program that will open… Read more »

Halloween Fun in Chicago

Halloween Fun in Chicago

By: Ashmar Mandou Experience all the spooky and supernatural events in Chicago from a haunted corn maze outside of Chicago to nighttime parades to even a family-friendly dance party at… Read more »

North Suburban Legal Aid Clinic, Masa Madre Help Domestic Violence Victims Connect to Free Legal Aid

North Suburban Legal Aid Clinic, Masa Madre Help Domestic Violence Victims Connect to Free Legal Aid

North Suburban Legal Aid Clinic (NSLAC) invites anyone with questions about domestic violence to join a free cooking demonstration that provides an opportunity to ask questions to Clinic attorneys anonymously… Read more »

Congressman García Urges Administration to Extend Humanitarian Parole to Venezuelan Asylum Seekers

Congressman García Urges Administration to Extend Humanitarian Parole to Venezuelan Asylum Seekers

This week, Representative Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04), Representative Adriano Espaillat (NY-13) and led congressional colleagues in a letter urging the Biden administration to implement an executive order to extend humanitarian… Read more »

CHA Distributes 5,000 Coats to Families, Children at 15th Annual Operation Warm

CHA Distributes 5,000 Coats to Families, Children at 15th Annual Operation Warm

The Chicago Housing Authority partnered with national non-profit Operation Warm for the 15th year Saturday at UIC Forum to give away 5,000 new winter coats to children living in public… Read more »

Delta Dental of Illinois Foundation, Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation Encourage Kids to Drink More Water

Delta Dental of Illinois Foundation, Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation Encourage Kids to Drink More Water

Sixty-seven Illinois schools will receive new water bottle-filling stations to encourage students to drink more water as part of the third round of H2O On the Go funding, a grant… Read more »

Non-Veterans Can Safely Dispose of Prescription Medications

Non-Veterans Can Safely Dispose of Prescription Medications

Chicago-area residents, including non-Veterans, can dispose of expired or unused prescription medications at all three area Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Centers on Oct. 29, from 10 a.m. to… Read more »

Illinois Launches Safe Sleep Support Program

Illinois Launches Safe Sleep Support Program

The Pritzker administration announced an expansive Illinois Safe Sleep Support program. The program, led by 12 government and community agencies, aims to address sudden unexpected infant death (SUID), one of… Read more »

Lack of Access to Healthy Food May Raise Risk of Death from Heart Failure

Lack of Access to Healthy Food May Raise Risk of Death from Heart Failure

Courtesy of American Heart Association A study reviewing data from nearly 3,000 counties in the United States has found that living in a community with easy access to grocery stores… Read more »

Attorney General Raoul Urges Borrowers to Apply for Loan Forgiveness

Attorney General Raoul Urges Borrowers to Apply for Loan Forgiveness

Attorney General Kwame Raoul is reminding Illinois residents who have federal student loans that they could be eligible for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) limited waiver if they have… Read more »