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Illinois Democrats Promote FRESH Program Providing $400 Food Assistance Payments

"Thanks to the governor and the budget he championed, $70 million was allocated for this program, under which every person who lost their benefits can receive a one-time payment of $400," González said. #democrats #foodassistance #fresh

City Colleges of Chicago Introduces First Artificial Intelligence Degree Program at Wilbur Wright College

City Colleges officials said the two-year degree combines classroom instruction with hands-on learning, preparing graduates for careers in software engineering, machine learning, data science, engineering and other STEM-related fields. #degree #college #chicago

25th Ward Aldermanic Candidate Ian Watkins Pledges 10% of Salary to Legal Aid Fund for Families Affected by ICE Detentions

Under the proposal, the community trust would help families secure legal representation, navigate immigration proceedings, cover emergency household expenses and connect with community resources during periods of detention or family separation. #ice #fund #ianwatkins

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

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

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

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

Cook County Commissioner Calls for Federal Reimbursement Over Costs of Immigration Enforcement Operation

According to Degnen, documenting those costs now will position Cook County to seek reimbursement for taxpayer-funded expenses incurred during the immigration enforcement effort. #reimbursement #immigration #cookcounty

Speaker’s response to staffer assault complaint draws questions on his own conduct

The staffer, a previous intern for the speaker, also shared evidence of Welch interacting with her on social media in ways that made her feel uncomfortable, such as responding to her photos with heart-eyed emojis. #staffer #complaint #centersquare

PsiQuantum Invests $250,000 in South Chicago STEM and Quantum Workforce Development

The funding will benefit local high schools, including George Washington High School and St. Francis De Sales High School, by expanding STEM curriculum, classroom technology and educator training. #psiquantum #funding #southchicago

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