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5th Ward Alderman Desmon Yancy Unites with South Shore Chamber of Commerce and Special Services Area #42 Urging Walgreens to Work with Community Stakeholders...

While I’m disappointed that Walgreens has decided to close its second South Shore location in just a few months, I see this as an opportunity for the community to decide the future use of the building. #tenant

National carry reciprocity would force Illinois to recognize other states’ permits

Illinois was the last state in the nation to implement a law allowing carrying concealed firearms outside the home in 2013. #firearms

Union reacts to Trump EPA Leadership Confirmation Hearing

As a member of Congress, Zeldin consistently showed a lack of support for the clean air, clean water and EPA’s mission to protect human health and the environment. #epa

Chicago’s Pullman Porter Museum Kicks off Year-long Celebration with its 30th Anniversary in Conjunction with the 100-year Anniversary of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car...

On Saturday, February 22, 2025, the museum will celebrate its 30th Anniversary with the Annual A. Philip Randolph Gentle Warrior Awards, a Black-Tie Gala fundraiser. #celebrating

Illinois Department of Revenue Announces Start of 2025 Income Tax Season

Illinois will participate in the IRS Direct File program this year. Eligible taxpayers will be able to use the program to electronically complete their 2024 federal tax returns for free. #tax

Chicago Public Schools Awarded Federal Grant for Personalized Learning

Personalized learning is an instructional model that allows students to play an active role with their teachers in co-designing their learning path, pace, and environment based on their individual strengths, needs, and interests . #school

Alderman Bill Conway to Introduce Legislation to Provide City Council Oversight of Mayoral Appointments to the CPS Board of Education

Providing the City Council with oversight of appointments to the Chicago Board of Education is not only good government, but it’s also becoming increasingly necessary for our students’ future. #cps

Activist calls for action as Chicago transit crime numbers jump

New data show that through September of this year, more than 1,300 offenses were reported, representing the most crimes perpetrated across the system since the onset of the pandemic. #crime

Preston sworn in to 104th General Assembly

We are moving full steam ahead in the fight for equitable health care, expanding education and bringing financial support to our district. #sworn

IDPH Offers Recommendations for Avoiding Respiratory Viruses as Seasonal Illnesses Increase

IDPH’s Seasonal Respiratory Illness Dashboard indicates that emergency department (ED) visits for Acute Respiratory Illness topped 21% in the week ending December 28, up from 17% the previous week. #health

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