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Politics

More Than 88% of Chicago Public Schools’ Teachers Reported to School Today During CPS Battle With CTU

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Overall, more than 88 (88.69) percent of CPS CTU teachers reported to school today #cps
Politics

Illinois House Black Caucus Chair Kam Buckner and 34th Ward Committeeperson Preston Brown Endorse Jaylin D. McClinton in the Race for Cook County Board...

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“Our city, county, state, and country are facing difficult times and we need new, energetic, young leaders like Jaylin to pick up the mantle to deliver for communities on the South Side and across the Southland,” said Illinois House Black Caucus Chair Kam Buckner. #CookCountyBoardDistrict5
Politics

Rush Applauds Unanimous Senate Passage of Bill to Award Congressional Gold Medal to Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley

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“The lynching of Emmett Till changed my life and it changed our entire nation,” said Rush #BobbyRush

Illinois Fuel and Retail Association Calls on Lawmakers to Oppose New Legislation Allowing More Local Gas Taxes

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“There is never a good time to increase the cost of gasoline for working families, but this is especially true during a period of record inflation,” said Josh Sharp, CEO of the Illinois Fuel and Retail Association. #IllinoisFuelAndRetailAssociation
Politics

Vincent Lockett Appointed to the South Suburban College Board of Trustees

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“I am looking forward to serving the Southland community in this new role and bringing attention to the all of the educational pathways this outstanding community college has to offer,” said Lockett. #SouthSuburbanCollege
Politics

Thornton Township Selects Temporary Township Supervisor Replacement for Zuccarelli

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Under law, the deputy supervisor was required to be someone who was already on the board.  #ThorntonTownship
Crime

Federal Indictment Charges Chicago Attorney With Insider Trading

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A Chicago attorney used insider information obtained from a friend to purchase shares of an education-technology company before it publicly announced strong quarterly earnings, according to an indictment returned in federal court. #FederalCourt
Chicago

Bulls dominate Pistons after tough loss

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The Bulls defense didn’t let any of the Pistons 7 three-point shots connect. #ChicagoBulls
Politics

District 229 School Board Moves to Remove Board Member Rob Cruz from His Seat

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“So if I am to be removed, let us tell the truth on what is going on here... I am being targeted because I refuse to accept government overreach in America, especially in our state of Illinois,” said Cruz. #RobCruz
Politics

Rush Announces $408.2 Million to Help Illinois Families Lower Energy Costs This Winter

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“I grew up in a single-parent household and I know from experience what it feels like to not be sure whether you’ll have enough money to keep the heat on in the winter,” said Rush. #BobbyRush
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