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Human Service Workers Launch Week of Action with Press Conference Demanding Living Wages and Legislative Support

This event marks the launch of the Living Wages, Thriving Communities campaign’s Week of Action, a five-day statewide effort to bring urgent attention to the critical needs of Illinois’ human services sector. #wages

Chicago proposal would allow police to impose emergency curfew at any time, place

After two recent shootings in her neighborhood, Streeterville resident Kathy Gregg urged city officials to act. #curfew

Hundreds of Star Scholars prepare to earn their associate degree, to be honored with a cording ceremony at Malcolm X College on April 16

During the Star Scholar Cording Ceremony, City Colleges leadership will present the royal blue cords that the Star Scholars will wear to the City Colleges Commencement ceremony on May 3. #scholar

Ghana National Council Announces Cancellation of 2025 GhanaFest®

For 36 years, GhanaFest® has proudly taken place every last Saturday of July on the South Side, serving as a cherished celebration of Ghanaian culture, heritage, and community. #cancellation

Sen. Jones sent spending money to former intern before getting him job feds say was a bribe

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He needed “some money coming in,” as he put it to a federal jury on Friday, and took Maani at his word that “work would come eventually,” though he’d never met the man and only ever had two phone conversations with him. #bribe

Chicago office vacancies continue to increase

“It's certainly bad news for taxpayers because as these property values go down in the big office properties, that means the property tax bills are going to grow higher for residential,” Dabrowski told The Center Square as the vacancy rates are up nearly 14% since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. #office

CTU Honors Legacy of Karen Lewis with Memoir Launch and Powerful Panel Discussion

“There was no blueprint, model or understanding of how powerful it could be to fight for children with community.” #panel

Project H.O.O.D. to Ring the Opening Bell at New York Stock Exchange This Friday, April 11, 2025

The NYSE is honoring Project H.O.O.D. and its founder, Pastor Corey Brooks, for their groundbreaking efforts to reduce violence, eliminate generational poverty, and build economic opportunity—beginning on the South Side of Chicago and expanding nationwide. #stock

Thousands of Chicagoans rise up and fight back against Trump/Musk agenda in massive rally, march

“In just a few short months, Donald Trump and Elon Musk have slashed thousands of jobs, gutted worker protections, and destabilized the entire economy,” said Bob Reiter, President of the Chicago Federation of Labor. #rally

Statement: Federal prosecutors drop charges against Chicago man Rep. Nancy Mace falsely accused of assault

U.S. Capitol Police arrested and charged McIntyre with a misdemeanor after he shook Mace’s hand in December and asked her to support trans children in foster care at a public reception at the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington, D.C. #charges

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