Monthly Archives: April, 2025

The NYSE is honoring Project H.O.O.D. and its founder, Pastor Corey Brooks, for their groundbreaking efforts to reduce violence, eliminate generational poverty, and build economic opportunity—beginning on the South Side of Chicago and expanding nationwide. #stock

Rep. Sheehan spoke with conviction about the importance of safeguarding children and the need for DCFS to fulfill its mission. #children

IEPs are tailored plans designed to support the specific learning needs of students with disabilities, developed through collaboration among teachers #disabilities

Womack had just become the 19th of 26 Illinois state troopers involved in a Scott’s Law crash in 2019 — a year when two troopers were killed and a dozen, including Womack, were injured. #drivers

“We are crafting another bill. We're in the process of crafting that now, but this [HB]1117 wouldn't have addressed that concern in Deerfield,” said McCombie. #sports

“In just a few short months, Donald Trump and Elon Musk have slashed thousands of jobs, gutted worker protections, and destabilized the entire economy,” said Bob Reiter, President of the Chicago Federation of Labor. #rally

Following Proctor’s arrest, testimony from a fellow inmate at the Will County Adult Detention Facility established that Proctor requested assistance fabricating a version of events from the evening which did not incriminate him. #prison

The ACHIEVE Summit is a landmark event aimed at driving millions of dollars in regional economic growth and fostering hundreds of business and real estate transactions. #business

All 1,430 precinct locations in suburban Cook County opened on time and remained operational throughout Election Day without incident. #voting

The unprecedented volume of 273,907 property tax appeals filed with CCBOR for tax year 2024 has presented the biggest challenge in the agency’s history—a challenge it continues to meet, as more than half the appeals have already been finalized. #tax