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Monthly Archives: March, 2026

Thousands Gather in Chicago to Celebrate Life and Legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.

The service featured a series of musical tributes from renowned performers including Stevie Wonder, Jennifer Hudson, Hezekiah Walker, Marvin Sapp, Opal Staples, and Le’Andria Johnson. #jessejackson #service #chicago #honor

St. Louis County Woman Sentenced to 225 Months for Murder-for-Hire Plot Against Fiancé

Prosecutors said Harris, who worked for an alarm company and sold suits out of his home, was described in court as a churchgoing man who was preparing to open his own clothing store when he was killed. #crime #sentenced #murder

Illinois lawmakers weigh options to change rising property tax structure

With Illinois also being home to the most local taxing bodies, House Bill 3723 would also cap annual property tax increases at 1% for seniors and House Bill 3724 would cap all such increases for homeowners at 3%. #lawmakers #tax #legislation

Illinois EPA Announces Spring Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events Across State

Items accepted at the collections include chemical cleaners, oil-based paints, paint thinners, antifreeze, motor oil, gasoline, kerosene, weed killers, insecticides, pesticides and other similar household hazardous products. Fluorescent and high-intensity discharge lamps will also be accepted. #collections #epa #spring

Former South Suburban Police Officer Charged with Sexual Assault, Child Porn Solicitation

Sheriff’s police investigators determined that Bridgeforth allegedly requested and received nude videos from the juvenile victim and had sexual contact with the victim, officials said. #cookcounty #crime #sexualassualt

Spring Forward Safely: Illinois Fire Officials Urge Residents to Test and Replace Smoke and CO Alarms

If an alarm is not working or has expired, residents are urged to replace it immediately with a 10-year sealed battery model and practice a fire-escape drill with their families. #fire #alarms #spring

Evans Urges Senate to Pass SAVE Act Ahead of Primary

The SAVE Act would require proof of citizenship and voter identification measures aimed at preventing ineligible individuals from casting ballots in federal elections. #senate #saveact #primary

Illinois Encourages Taxpayers to Support Public Health Programs Through Voluntary Contributions

Illinois Department of Revenue Director David Harris said the program provides a straightforward way for residents to support important services while filing their taxes. #tax #health #program

These are the members of Congress who voted against disclosing sexual harassment claims Gonzales admits to affair with staffer

Those who voted to “refer it to committee” did so knowing the “resolution ain’t ever making it out of committee,” U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, R-KY, said. Massie has been calling for the release of names for years. #congress #voted #resolution

Illinois State Museum to Highlight Women’s Stories from Route 66 in Virtual Centennial Event

The program is part of the Centennial Speaker Series, “Route 66 at 100 – An American Story,” a nationwide effort highlighting the cultural and historical significance of the highway as it approaches its 100th anniversary in 2026. #museum #women #route66

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