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Politics

Hundreds of bills pass, including changes to state’s biometric data privacy law

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Many of the measures will soon head to Gov. JB Pritzker, including a bill that changes how damages accrue under Illinois’ first-in-the-nation biometric data privacy law. #illinois
Politics

Ventura Leads Bipartisan Effort to Provide Psilocybin Treatments

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The bill would also establish the Illinois Psilocybin Advisory Board under the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation which would create a training program, ethical standards, and licensing requirements. #mushrooms
Politics

Legislation would charge teachers and others for sexually abusing 18-year-old students

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State Rep. Amy Elik, R-Alton, says school staff who sexually abuse 18-year-old students should face charges so she has filed House Bill 4241 in Springfield. #teachers #students
Politics

Bill defines ‘woman’ as legislators oppose Illinois sponsoring teen drag show

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...she was banned from her local YMCA swim team for speaking out against a biological male in the women's locker room. #gender
Community

Illinois EPA Provides Over $4 Million in Funding to the City of Joliet to Replace Lead Service Lines

Silence DoGood -
The City will replace approximately 557 lead services lines with copper service lines as well as water meters that contain lead. #leadwaterpipes
Chicago

CTA Ridership Up Since Beginning of the Year

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The week of April 28 through May 4 was the second highest ridership week system-wide since the onset of the pandemic, trailing only the week before the 2023 Marathon... #cta
Community

Sheriff Dart Calls for Increased Funding for Law Enforcement to Address the Growing Number of Non-Compliant Revoked FOID Card Cases

Silence DoGood -
According to the report, of the more than 39,000 people in Cook County who have their Firearm Owner’s Identification (FOID) card revoked, 68% (about 27,000) have not accounted for their guns or... #foid
Community

Homewood Metra Station to Reopen Following Extensive Renovation

Silence DoGood -
The stairway and elevator work are part of a $20.7 million reconstruction of the station that began in 2023... #metra
Politics

Attorney General Raoul Applauds House Passage of Legislation to Expand Worker Protections Against Retaliation

Silence DoGood -
Raoul’s legislation – contained in House Bill (HB) 5561 – would fill existing voids in labor enforcement that leave workers unprotected from often-devastating employer retaliation... #whistleblower
Chicago

House Music 40 Partners with ARC Music Festival on Special Pop-Up Event at Daley Plaza on May 29

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This year marks four decades since the commercial release of the first wave of House records... #housemusic
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