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Howard Brown Health Marks National PrEP Day With Call for Comprehensive HIV Prevention and Healthcare

For Howard Brown Health, this year's observance is also an opportunity to remind Chicago residents that healthcare should not be limited to addressing one condition or concern at a time. #hiv #aids #prep

Cook County Clerk Monica Gordon Urges Voters to Prepare for November 3 General Election

Voters who prefer not to wait until November 3 will have several opportunities to cast their ballots early. #election #cookcountyclerk

Will County Clerk Annette Parker Announces Updates to Vote By Mail Drop Box Locations

All drop boxes are available to deposit your ballot and will remain in their locations until the closing at Noon on Monday, November 2, 2026, the day prior to Election Day. #election

Cook County Commits $8 Million to Clear Storm Debris From South Suburban Communities

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As part of the response, EMRS requested assistance from the Illinois Public Works Mutual Aid Network, or IPWMAN, a volunteer organization that coordinates public works assistance during emergencies. #stormdamage #cookcounty

Cook County Property Owners in Four Townships Can Begin 2026 Tax Assessment Appeals

Appeals can be submitted online through the Board of Review’s website at www.cookcountyboardofreview.com. Property owners may also file through an attorney or an authorized tax representative. #appeals #taxappeal

Closer to Home: What Makes a Good Mayor

Leaders who are true public servants and who have earned your support and appreciation need your vote and your support. #elections #politics #mayor

Dot Transportation Hiring Up to 15 Drivers at University Park Facility, Offers Paid CDL Training

Available schedules include traditional routes, team driving and a four-days-on, four-days-off option. Drivers may also qualify for bonuses and performance incentives. #Hiring #jobs #Transportation

Chicago-Based BigHeart Health Launches Campaign Urging Women to Put Their Health First

The campaign is being led by BigHeart Health CEO Cheryle Jackson, a breast cancer survivor who says her own experience influenced her approach to healthcare and the importance of women making their health a priority. #HerHealthCantWait

Willie Wilson Calls for DOJ Investigation Into Educational Inequities at Under-Enrolled CPS Schools

Wilson characterized the issue as a potential civil rights concern rather than simply a question of school utilization or enrollment. #cps ##chicago

OpEd: A Balanced Energy Future for Illinois Families and Businesses

As energy experts continue warning about the future needs of our electric grid, Illinois leaders have a responsibility to focus on policies that strengthen long-term reliability and affordability. #energy

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