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Homeowners: Are you missing exemptions on your property tax bill?
As homeowners in Cook County receive their 2020 Second Installment Tax Bills (tax bill) in the mail they are encouraged to look at the bottom left corner to ensure that… Read more
OIG Finds That ShotSpotter Alerts Rarely Lead to Evidence of a Gun-Related Crime
The City of Chicago Office of Inspector General’s (OIG) Public Safety section has issued a report on the Chicago Police Department’s (CPD) use of ShotSpotter acoustic gunshot detection technology and… Read more
100 Local Students Participate in STEM Program to Improve Diversity in STEM
For the second year, ComEd is sparking curiosity among Chicagoland high school students by bringing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education to their homes through ComEd STEM Home Labs…. Read more
Pappas Mails Out Second Installment Property Tax Bills
Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas has mailed out nearly 1.8 million Second Installment property tax bills. Payments are due Oct. 1. The new bills will bring the total amount billed… Read more
HUB312 Opens Its Doors
Caption by Ashmar Mandou A new transportation and lifestyle center, HUB312 opened their doors to the public at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion on Saturday, Aug. 21st to celebrate the return… Read more
Chicago Park District’s Finishes Out Summer Season with Local Film Showcase
The Chicago Park District’s Chicago Onscreen Local Film Showcase will return August 30 to September 25 for an eighth year of local film screenings in nine local parks across the… Read more
Candyman “Say it. I Dare You” Scares
Caption by Ashmar Mandou Chilling screams were heard along Pioneer Court as the Candyman “Say it. I Dare You” challenge made its way to Chicago to give fans a glimpse… Read more
IDHFS Partners with United Way for Child Support Awareness Month Campaign
August is Child Support Awareness Month, and the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services’ Child Support Division is marking the occasion by partnering with local United Way organizations for… Read more
Senator Fine Legislation to Expand Birth Center Accessibility Signed into Law
Pregnant women will have more options on where to deliver under a new law that establishes a path to permanent licensure for freestanding birth centers. “Expecting mothers should have the ability… Read more
Gov. Pritzker Signs Legislation to Protect Children with Severe Allergies
Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation that establishes the Childhood Anaphylactic Policy, creating added safety measures for students with life-threatening allergies. House Bill 102 provides guidance to school districts and daycares… Read more
