Monthly Archives: March, 2025

The lawsuit alleges that the Orland Park Police Department (OPPD) denied William Sanchez, a former sergeant, a promotion from sergeant to lieutenant due to apparent race discrimination. #police

Affordability is certainly an important factor for patients but so is accessibility. #prescription

To celebrate this milestone, DEWALT, a Stanley Black & Decker brand and leader in total jobsite solutions, is generously donating two of these cutting-edge Construction Jacks to each of our 10 affiliate ToolBanks and eight disaster locations. #tools

"Our thoughts are with the family and loved ones of the deceased during this difficult time," said DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick. #fire

“Clean Slate legislation is not just about erasing past mistakes; it's about restoring hope, unlocking potential, and giving everyone a fair chance to build a brighter future,” said Marlon Chamberlain, Director of the Illinois Coalition to End Permanent Punishments, the event’s organizing group. #cleanslate

“This bill is a blatant overreach that seeks to solve a problem that doesn’t exist. We should be empowering families, not burdening them with unnecessary mandates.” #homeschool

Make your plan, cast your ballot, and encourage your friends and neighbors to do the same. It’s your town, your vote, your future! #vote

State Rep. Paul Jacobs, R-Pomona, introduced House Bill 1345 to repeal the Illinois TRUST act and end the state’s sanctuary status. #immigration

In a report released Tuesday, the ICCB said 40 of the state’s 45 community colleges reported enrollment growth this spring. #colleges

The Clerk’s Office has opened two new locations at Universal School in Bridgeview, and the Lyons Township Office in Countryside, bringing the total number of Early Voting locations to 55 across suburban Cook County. #election