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Illinois Landmark Recess Bill is Now Law
Illinois students in grades K-5 will have 30 protected minutes of recess due to Sen. Robert J. Peters, Rep. Aarón Ortíz and parent group, Illinois Families for Public Schools (IL-FPS)…. Read more
‘The Need is Real’
CTU members urge CPS to address safety protocols By: Ashmar Mandou Members of the Chicago Teachers Union gathered Wednesday morning at Juarez High School to discuss additional safety protections for… Read more
Back-to-School Event Big Success
State Senator Cristina Pacione-Zayas (D- Chicago) along with State Rep. Will Guzzardi, the Kelvyn Park Advisory Council and other community partners hosted a Back-to-School Fair Saturday, featuring free school supplies,… Read more
Pritzker Signs Legislation to Protect Illinois Service Members
Joined by legislators, advocates, and Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs (IDVA) Acting Director Terry Prince, Governor JB Pritzker signed seven pieces of legislation that aim to improve the lives of… Read more
Struggling Renters Eligible for One-Time Grant Payments
House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch announced the Rental Payment Program, which helps ensure the state’s most vulnerable residents have a roof over their head, will provide one-time grants to assist… Read more
Counterfeit DEA and FBI Badges Stopped by Chicago CBP
U.S. Customs and Border Protections (CBP) officers at the Chicago International Mail Branch (IMF) recently seized several packages all arriving from China that contained counterfeit Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and… Read more
Hombre del Municipio de Worth Acusado de Posesión y Diseminación de Pornografía Infantil
Un hombre del municipio de Worth fue acusado de posesión y diseminación de pornografía infantil, después que numerosos investigadores encontraron varias imágines y videos sexualmente explícitos de niños menores de… Read more
Org. Local Ayuda a Conectar a las Comunidades con Recursos al Terminar la Prohibición de Desalojos
A medida que la Moratoria de Desalojo de Illinois termina este mes, muchos residentes de Chicago enfrentan todavía los impactos financieros negativos del COVID-19, resultando en una verdadera preocupación el… Read more
PNCC y Chicago House AC se Unen
El Concilio Comunitario Vecinos de Pilsen anuncia orgullosamente la afiliación con el nuevo equipo de fútbol soccer de Chicago Chicago House AC. El equipo. miembro de la Asociación Nacional de… Read more
The History of the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars in Ten to Fifteen Years
By Daniel Nardini After South Vietnam’s capital Saigon fell to North Vietnamese and Vietcong forces on April 29, 1975, former American veterans of the Vietnam War started to come out… Read more »