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Healthcare Open Enrollment Ending Soon
The federal Open Enrollment period is now ongoing, marking a critical time for individuals to enroll in, change, or cancel their health insurance plans. This limited window only lasts a… Read more
Advocate Health Care Establishes New Program to Expand Medication Access for Eligible Patients Through Free Prescription Program
Advocate Health Care is taking a significant step to address disparities in medication access through a vital collaboration with Dispensary of Hope. The non-profit organization provides free, essential medications to… Read more
Every Mother, Every Child: A New Website by Public Health Nurses Provides Essential Pregnancy Resources and Support
Did you know that Black mothers are two to three times more likely to die of pregnancy-related complications than white mothers? Also, Black infants are nearly three times more likely… Read more
Triton College Showcases Programs during “Triton Week” at Leyden High Schools
Triton College showcased its programs and clubs at the third annual Triton Week, held December 2nd, at East Leyden High School and December 5th, at West Leyden High School. The… Read more
Hope Chicago’s Holiday Hope Day Celebration
Last Saturday, Hope Chicago celebrated with over 150 parents enrolled in its debt-free educational programs at the Holiday Hope Day event, held in partnership with City Colleges of Chicago. This… Read more
Chicago Public Schools Celebrates the 2024 Holiday Season
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) students, teachers, administrators, and staff are celebrating the holiday season with a plethora of school-level events before the onset of winter break on December 23rd. School… Read more
Column: Your Property Taxes with Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas
We can help you understand your property taxes in virtually any language By: Maria Pappas The property tax system can confound lifelong Cook County residents. Assessments, appeals, exemptions and other… Read more
IDOL Works to Compensate Hundreds of Laid Off Workers
The Illinois Department of Labor (IDOL) is continuing to seek recovery of over $3.8 million in back wages and benefits for over 350 displaced workers after their employers abruptly closed…. Read more
Last Week for Emerging Affordable Housing Developers to Apply for Next Gen Capacity Building Initiative
The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) and LISC are encouraging affordable housing developers, and those in related industries, to apply to participate in the second round of the Next Gen… Read more
Personal Use of Presidential Pardons
By Daniel Nardini According to the U.S. Constitution, the President has the power to pardon anyone convicted of a crime, reduce their sentence, or reduce the penalties weighed against those… Read more »