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Monthly Archives: August, 2022

Attorney Ben Crump Comments on Charges Against the Officers Involved in the Killing of Breonna Taylor

“Today was a huge step toward justice. We are grateful for the diligence and dedication of the FBI and the DOJ as they investigated what led to Breonna’s murder and what transpired afterwards."

Cook County Board of Commissioners Approves Gun Violence Reduction Grants, Assault Weapons Ban

The thirty-four grants were awarded to individual organizations and coalitions serving city neighborhoods and suburban municipalities that the ongoing gun violence epidemic has impacted most.

Devore Responds to the Parade of Resignations in Kim Foxx’s Office

“We cannot lose sight of our core mission and the evil that we often face... We truly are the last line of defense against a wave of violent criminals who are intent on killing, raping, and robbing. Without us and the work we do, our free society fails. This can never be ignored."

Cook County Commissioner Frank Aguilar Votes Yes on Funding to Improve Transportation Throughout Cook County

“Improving quality of life and making it easier for residents to get around the County is a top priority of my administration,” said Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle.

South Suburban College to Host Forklift Operator Training Classes at Oak Forest Center

This 8-hour certification course covers the basic forklift driving skills needed to obtain a Forklift Operator Certification.

Governor Pritzker Issues Monkeypox Virus Public Health Emergency Declaration to Coordinate Statewide Response

The declaration also authorizes emergency procurements to facilitate the state's response. The proclamation takes effect immediately and is in place for 30 days.

Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Darren Bailey Visits Southland

Our state agencies are being run into the ground. I hear all of the time from people who are dissatisfied with the time it takes to get answers to basic questions. We deserve better.

Jesse White Encourages Organ/Tissue Donation for Virtual National Minority Donor Awareness Month

People of color are disproportionately affected by illnesses such as hypertension and diabetes, which can lead to the need for dialysis or a kidney transplant, increasing the number of patients on the organ transplant waiting list

Devore: FOIA-ed Email Reveals Raoul Lied to Protect Pritzker

In fact, Pritzker and Raoul went so far as to attack those who questioned the handling of the Thornley Work Comp fraud case, which implicates the Governor’s office at the highest levels.

CPS Students Participate in Expanded 2022 Summer School Opportunities and Courses

A cross-departmental District team began plotting summer offerings last December and the Board of Education later set aside $30 million to support efforts.

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