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The New Year Starts with Dry January

Committing to Dry January can lead to positive changes both physically and mentally. #dryjanuary

Village of Dixmoor Wants Amicable Solution to Police Union Dues Issue

Roberts said the Village has not received a bill and what is needed is a meeting to get the situation resolved. #unions #policeunion

Illinois’ Scholarship Tax Credit Program Comes to an End

Opponents of the Invest in Kids program claimed that it took away funding from public education... #publiceducation #schoolchoice #investinkids

Area Disaster Recovery Centers to Close Dec. 29

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Specialists from FEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration will be at the centers to help survivors apply for federal disaster assistance... #fema

Shorewood Couple Recovers Unclaimed Property through Illinois Treasurers Office

So far this year, the Treasurer’s Office has returned $267 million through more than 305,600 claims. #unclaimedproperty

Unions Look to State for Solutions After Year of Higher Ed Labor Action

In addition to staff negotiations, the past 12 months have seen a wave of strikes led by faculty unions. #highereducation #union #strike

IDOT, ISP and Law Enforcement Working Overtime This New Year’s

This final statewide enforcement push of 2023 has one goal – to save lives. #isp

Paid Leave for All Workers Act Takes Effect January 1

Workers will be paid their full wage while on leave and tipped workers will be paid the... #paidleave

New Laws for Illinois Prisoners Set to Go Into Effect Starting Jan. 1

Senate Bill 2073 allows those sentenced to life in prison while under the age of 21 to become eligible for parole review. #prisoner

State Deploys Additional Resources to Support Migrants

Funding for the hotels will come from the additional $160 million Governor Pritzker announced in November to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis... #migrants

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