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El Tesorero Estatal Michael Frerichs Regresa $27,000 al Ejército de Salvación

El Tesorero Estatal Michael Frerichs Regresa $27,000 al Ejército de Salvación

El Tesorero Estatal Michael Frerichs regresó el miércoles $27,000 dinero perdido en I-CASH al Ejército de Salvación, organización caritativa ampliamente conocida por su icónica campaña de recaudación Red Kettle. El… Read more »

Illinois Reporta Crecimiento Demográfico, Impulsado por 112 Mil Migrantes Internacionales

Illinois Reporta Crecimiento Demográfico, Impulsado por 112 Mil Migrantes Internacionales

El estado frenó su pérdida de población, añadiendo un estimado de 67.899 residentes este año. Illinois terminó nueve años de pérdida de población, agregando un estimado de 67,899 residentes de… Read more »

Illinois Minimum Wage Increasing on January 1

Illinois Minimum Wage Increasing on January 1

Most hourly workers will see an increase of $1 an hour on their paystubs Workers will see an increase of $1 per hour from $14 to $15. The minimum wage… Read more »

Rep. Robin Kelly Introduces Bicameral Bill to Increase Transparency in Federal Spending

Rep. Robin Kelly Introduces Bicameral Bill to Increase Transparency in Federal Spending

Congresswoman Robin Kelly (IL-02) introduced the Increasing Transparency and Accountability in Federal Spending Act (H.R. 10394) to include holistic demographic data of federal loans and grants recipients. Currently, data tracking… Read more »

Villa Furthers Language Equity Initiative

Villa Furthers Language Equity Initiative

A measure championed by State Senator Karina Villa, securing language assistance during state agency administrative hearings passed the Senate on Wednesday with support from the Mexican American Legal Defense and… Read more »

ComEd Offers Free Job Training Programs

ComEd Offers Free Job Training Programs

ComEd is reminding folks of the new, free job training programs that are available in the new year. Just last year, ComEd’s new training programs collectively reached 1,200 people across… Read more »

Local Organizations to Present Youth-Focused Community Plans

Local Organizations to Present Youth-Focused Community Plans

The City of Chicago Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) invited Chicago leaders, youth-serving stakeholders and young people to the Harold Washington Library Center Winter Garden for the December… Read more »

Mayor Brandon Johnson Announces Board of Education Appointments

Mayor Brandon Johnson Announces Board of Education Appointments

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the appointment of Sean Harden as President of the Chicago Board of Education, accompanied by a slate of experienced and passionate leaders whose collective expertise will… Read more »

Chicago Public Schools Announces New Network 11 Chief of Schools

Chicago Public Schools Announces New Network 11 Chief of Schools

The Chicago Board of Education last Thursday approved the appointment of Latasha M. Geverola as the new chief of Network 11 schools. Network 11 is an elementary school network made… Read more »

IDPH Posts 3rd Quarter 2024 Nursing Home Violations

IDPH Posts 3rd Quarter 2024 Nursing Home Violations

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) announced that it has posted the 2024 Third Quarter Report of Nursing Home Violations. Details on the 312 violation reports completed in the… Read more »