Monthly Archives: February, 2026

Chicago’s reported homicide total of 417 in 2025 was the city’s lowest in 60 years. #crime #chicago #violence

In the days leading up to the game, partner sites across Chicago will host youth clinics, educational programming and other community-focused events aimed at expanding access to baseball and higher education opportunities. #hbcu #baseball #debut

“This is everything wrong with our politics,” Palecek said, arguing that gambling corporations and what she described as a “MAGA billionaire” are attempting to sway the race because her campaign cannot be influenced by large donors. #campaign #poltiics #donors

The ad argues that while many homeowners have seen rising assessments, Kaegi’s home assessment has declined — a claim the campaign says raises concerns about fairness and predictability in the property tax system. #propertytax #assesor #ad

As we celebrate CTE Month, I encourage families, educators, and employers to continue supporting these efforts that strengthen our workforce and our communities. #oped #senatorpatrickjoyce #february

Under the proposal, districts would be required to develop policies with input from parents, teachers and school staff, with student involvement encouraged. #phones #highschool #legislation

Illinois’ lowest rankings came on institutions and predatory state action at 49th, followed by entrepreneurship at 45th and judicial system quality at 40th. #ranking #mobility #social

In a statement, Stratton campaign spokesperson Allison Janowski criticized the ad and framed it as a sign of concern within the Krishnamoorthi campaign. #ads #campaign #senate

Kelly welcomed the endorsement, calling Booker “a powerful and principled voice” and emphasizing their alignment on social justice, economic opportunity and public safety. #endorsement #robinkelly #senate

Preston said the legislation is intended to address barriers faced by shoppers who lack reliable internet access or are uncomfortable using smartphone-based promotions. #coupons #bill #senate