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Monthly Archives: July, 2026

Civic Federation Criticizes Chicago Board of Education Over CPS Budget Amendment

In a statement released Thursday, Civic Federation President Joe Ferguson said the board's decision departed from sound budgeting principles by relying on speculative revenue to balance the district's finances. #cps #budget #chicago

Goodman Theatre’s Iceboy! Becomes Highest-Selling Production in Theater’s 100-Year History

Goodman Theatre Executive Director John Collins said the milestone reflects the organization's broader mission during its centennial celebration. #icebooy #production #theater

Op-Ed: “I Hate Illinois Nazis”: Why Bipartisan Opposition to Extremism Matters

Op-Ed: “I Hate Illinois Nazis”: Why Bipartisan Opposition to Extremism Matters Most political disagreements are healthy. The simple truth is reasonable people can and often do...

Illinois Democrats Question GOP Lawmakers Over Trump Administration Medicare Part D Subsidy Changes

The Democratic Party of Illinois said the administration's decision to end the subsidies could result in millions of Americans paying hundreds of dollars more each year for prescription medications. #democrats #healthcare #trump

Civic Federation Flags CPS Cash Reserves, TIF Reliance and Debt Ahead of $9.88 Billion Budget Vote

The nonpartisan government finance watchdog released three reports Wednesday examining the fiscal issues it says will shape CPS' financial future beyond this year's budget cycle. #cps #civicfederation #budget

DuPage County Sheriff Charges Two in Naperville Home Invasion That Left Dog Dead

Investigators said the resident was allegedly pepper-sprayed inside his apartment during the incident, and his three-year-old dog was fatally shot. #dupagecounty #naperville #homeinvasion

IL FOID litigants given deadline to provide joint status report

Plaintiffs suing over the ID requirement to own and possess not just guns but ammunition say it violates their Second and 14th Amendment rights. Attorney Jacob Huebert of the New Civil Liberties Alliance filed the lawsuit in May, saying it’s been around since 1967. #foid #gunlaws #centersquare

Blue Island Park District Invites Residents to Help Shape Future Through Community Feedback Session

Residents, families, community organizations and other stakeholders are invited to attend the free session, regardless of whether they currently participate in Park District programs. #blueisland #park #community

Tools Up Foundation to Host Inaugural Construction Summit for Chicago Teens on South Side

The summit serves as the centerpiece of TUF Teens, a free, paid construction training program for youth ages 16 to 18. Participants receive hands-on experience while earning compensation during their training. #toolsup #summit #southside

Illinois Democrats Mark 100 Days Until Election with Statewide Organizing Push

According to the party, volunteers canvassed in every region of the state while Democratic leaders met with residents to discuss issues ahead of the November election. #election #democrats

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