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Student-Run High School Voting Sites Surpass Weeklong Early Voting Total in One Day

On Feb. 26, student voters alone surpassed the weeklong total from those early voting sites — a milestone county officials say highlights the program’s immediate impact. #earlyvoting #students #cookcounty

Illinois Reparations Commission Releases Landmark Report on Historic and Ongoing Harms to Black Residents

The commission released the report during the 100th anniversary year of Black History Month, noting the legacy of historian Carter G. Woodson, who founded Negro History Week in 1926. #landmark #report

Illinois Freedom Caucus Opposes Proposed Bears Bailout, Calls for Tax Reform Instead

The Illinois Freedom Caucus said that while keeping the Bears in the state is desirable, using taxpayer dollars to secure their stadium or operations is not a viable solution. #chicagobears #politics #legislation

Stratton Campaign Releases Second TV Ad as Polling Shows Tightening Race

“Hate is a dictator’s currency. Silence, his best friend. Fear, his strongest weapon,” Stratton says. #trump #ad #julianastratton

Frerichs Awards $200,000 to Small Nonprofits Across Illinois for Housing and Job Training Programs

An independent panel selected the 10 recipients from 68 applicants. Each organization received up to $20,000, the maximum grant amount. #grants #nonprofits

Consumer advocates, Illinois lawmakers target ‘unnecessary’ utility costs

“It’s hard to believe, but when we pay our monthly bills we are bankrolling utility memberships in trade associations that push the utilities’ anti-consumer agenda,” Mah said. #utilities #lawmakers #consumer

Frerichs Honors Downstate Community Leaders at Black History Month Celebration

Frerichs said the recognition reflects the ongoing contributions of African American leaders throughout Illinois communities. #blackhistory #honors

Documentary on Historic Black Town Mound Bayou to Premiere at DuSable Museum in Chicago

Organizers say the screening is also a call to action, encouraging Chicago-area residents to help elevate Mound Bayou’s story within the broader national narrative and in Hollywood portrayals of Black history. #documentary #blackhistory #premiere

Donna Miller Criticizes Trump’s State of the Union, Urges Democrats to Retake Congress

“His address was one lie after another,” Miller said, arguing that Trump’s messaging contrasted with the real-world impact of his policy agenda. #trump #congress #address

Community violence intervention advocates tout crime reduction, taxpayer funding

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

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