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Full Opening of I-57/I-294 Interchange a Dream Come True for the Southland According to State Rep. Bob Rita

“We worked tirelessly for years to bring people together, because we knew the potential for connecting these roadways would change the region for the better,” Rita said #BobRita

Illinois Relaunches “Opening Doors” Homebuyer Program

Originally launched in Dec. 2020, Opening Doors assisted more than 5,800 first-time and repeat homebuyers with $35 million in Rebuild Illinois capital funds.

I-55 Improvements, New Interchange with Illinois 59 in Will County

"Through Joliet and Shorewood, I-55 serves nearly 60,000 vehicles a day, but there is only partial access to both communities at the Illinois 59 interchange," said Governor JB Pritzker.

Illinois Supreme Court Appoints Hon. Neil Cohen as At-Large Circuit Judge of Cook County

Judge Cohen was appointed to fill the At-Large vacancy created by the appointment of the Honorable Raymond W. Mitchell to the First District Appellate Court.

FBI Addresses Ongoing Threats Targeting Historically Black Schools and Institutions in Call with Partners

The FBI is aware of racially motivated threats to more than 50 HBCUs and Historically Black Institutions across the country since the beginning of the year.

John Gutierrez’ ‘A Borrowed Distant View’ Art Exhibit Now Open at South Suburban College

Gutierrez’ exposure to a rich diversity of the cultures and the natural surroundings of the West have significantly influenced his work.

Gov. Pritzker Breaks Ground on Reconstruction of Key Corridor in Harvey, Dixmoor, Riverdale

The entire project is expected to take two full constructions seasons to finish, with an anticipated completion date in 2025.

Orland Park Village Board Speaks Out Against SAFE-T Act

“We must not allow this law to stand as passed,” said Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau. “I can’t even begin to tell you how dangerous this act is.” The mayor listed a handful of provisions that will go into effect on January 1, 2023.

Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller Releases ‘Cardiovascular Health in the Southland’ Report

The report found that overall, cardiovascular disease-related deaths occur more frequently in CCDPH’s South jurisdiction, which has a substantial Black population, compared to the Southwest jurisdiction, whose population is predominantly white.

Mayor Tiffany Henyard Sued for Civil Rights Violations and First Amendment Retaliation

The Complaint alleges civil rights violations for First Amendment Retaliation, Fourth Amendment violations including false seizure and arrest, and related state law violations. #TiffanyHenyard

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