Monthly Archives: February, 2026

The bill, originally House Bill 1788 by Rep. Nicole La Ha, R-Homer Glen, to prioritize parks with accessibility features, remains in committee after Senate President Don Harmon never called it. #park #funding #handicap

“The same MAGA donors who financed that Republican budget maneuver are now investing in Donna Miller,” Peters said. #donors #race

“Campers should be free to gather around a campfire with friends and family without having to check with the government first,” Bailey said. #campfire #permit

“Our investment is not only in food access—it’s an investment in better student outcomes.” #food #citycolleges

“Accurate assessments are not optional. They are the foundation of fairness in property taxation, and working families deserve an assessor who will get it right.” #assessor #ads #property

In keeping with its family-friendly focus, the event will offer games and crafts for children, while adults can enjoy complimentary refreshments, raffle prizes, and opportunities to connect with neighbors and local organizations. #blackhistory #event

Election officials warn that the policy shift could result in ballots being postmarked after Election Day, even if voters mailed them on time. #primaryelection #ballots #postmark

“When students have access to quality, affordable education close to home, they are more likely to succeed and earn the credentials that lead to stronger futures for themselves, their families, and our city.” #scholarships #college #uchicago

In addition to the downtown Joliet site, voters will be able to cast ballots at 23 early voting satellite locations throughout Will County starting March 2. #earlyvoting #primaryelection

The advertising buy comes as Miller, a Cook County commissioner, seeks the Democratic nomination for the open congressional seat. #ads #campaign #pac