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Gov. Pritzker Announces the Launch of Help Stop Hate, a New Statewide Service to Report Hate Acts in Illinois
Governor JB Pritzker, along with the Illinois Department of Human Rights (IDHR) and the Illinois Commission on Discrimination and Hate Crimes (CDHC), announced the official launch of Help Stop Hate,… Read more
Villa Invites Residents to Medicare Workshops
To assist members of the community with Medicare open enrollment, State Senator Karina Villa will be hosting three Medicare workshops across the 25th District in partnership with the Illinois Department… Read more
Illinois Charts Highest-Ever Proficiency Rate for English Language Arts in Grades 3-8
The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) today published the 2024 Illinois Report Card, which showed Illinois students in grades 3-8 charting the highest-ever proficiency rate in English language arts,… Read more
ComEd Developing Next Generation of STEM Leaders During Hispanic Heritage Month
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, ComEd hosted its annual STEM Labs event with high school students from across Northern Illinois. Each student built their own small robot and worked… Read more
City Selects New Members to the Chicago Board of Education
On October 24th, seven new members of the Chicago Board of Education were officially sworn in to begin their service to the Chicago Public School (CPS) System. Olga Bautista, Michilla… Read more
Association House of Chicago to Host Career Reality Day
How can a student explore a career opportunity that they don’t know exists? That’s where you come in. On Thursday, November 7, volunteer to speak with the students at Association… Read more
Gads Hill Center Welcomes New CEO
By Ashmar Mandou Recently, Gads Hill Center announced the appointment of Mariana Osoria as the new CEO, effective this month. “We at Gads Hill are proud to continue our work… Read more
ComEd Rebates Now Available for Pre-Owned Electric Fleet Vehicles
As part of a larger investment to accelerate the equitable growth of electric vehicles (EVs) in northern Illinois, ComEd is announcing that its business and public sector fleet EV rebate program can… Read more
Cook County Agrees to Pay $24.8M to Victims of Chicago Officer Reynaldo Guevara
Cook County has approved a $24.8 million settlement to eight innocent men framed by retired Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara. Federal lawsuits brought by the eight exonerated men named the… Read more
Insulting Puerto Ricans
By Daniel Nardini This will reverberate long after the 2024 U.S. presidential election. A comedian named Tony Hinchcliffe made a very offensive remark that the island of Puerto is a… Read more »