Silence DoGood

JOHN A. GREAGER II owned and operated Cancer Therapy Associates S.C., in Lombard, Ill.  From 2015 to 2021, Greager fraudulently obtained approximately $4.1 million from Medicare and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois by submitting fraudulent claims that falsely represented that certain health care services, including mole removal procedures, had been provided to patients, according to a criminal information filed in U.S. District Court in Chicago.

He is a cross-disciplinary leader in state and national health policy formulation, and his recent focus has been on improving health outcomes in Central and Southern Illinois.

Gold, Silver, Bronze and Merit certificates were awarded in more than 40 categories

This award is being presented to CPS for its leadership in establishing the Healthy CPS program, which aligns with the District's core value to serve the whole child so students are healthy, safe, engaged and academically challenged.

We need to move from a subjective to an objective system of deriving valuations for tax purposes.

There will be something for everyone. This event is designed to bring our community together in the name of health and education.

Ghost guns allow those who would otherwise be prohibited from purchasing guns to do so by evading background checks and other important safety measures.

Agency partners reported strong participation outcomes from the 2021 program, including 1,540 certifications received and 421 job placements following graduation.

McDonald's has sponsored Essence Fest for more than 20 years to help shine a positive light on the Black community, culture and youth.

Every family in our state deserves nearby access to outdoor public spaces where they can gather with their friends and neighbors — and enjoy some sunshine, too.