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Prairie State College Launches Evening Nursing Program to Meet Workforce Demand

The program debuted this semester with 22 students, filling every available seat. Classes meet during evening hours, with clinical rotations held on weekends—an option designed for students balancing full-time jobs or family responsibilities. #nursing

Chicago Jazz Philharmonic to Honor Miles Davis with Weekend Tribute at Kehrein Center

The two-day tribute, led by Chicago Jazz Philharmonic co-founder and Artistic Director Orbert Davis, is designed to honor the life, innovation and influence of Davis, who was born in Alton and raised in East St. Louis before becoming one of the most important figures in American music. #jazz

Aguilar Joins Spyropoulos at Forest Park Expungement Summit Offering Second Chances

“It is critical that we reduce barriers that prevent residents from finding housing, employment and more,” Aguilar said. #expungement

LIHEAP Energy Assistance Applications Open for Seniors, People with Disabilities and Families with Young Children

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The program began accepting applications this week from income-qualified residents who are 60 or older, living with a disability, or who have at least one child age 5 or younger. #energy

Bailey Says Madigan Imprisonment Underscores Need for Ethics Reform in Illinois

Bailey sharply criticized Gov. JB Pritzker, accusing the Democratic governor of failing to push for meaningful reform while Madigan was still in power. #reform

Op-Ed: Protecting the Intent of the 340B Program for Our Communities

The 340B program requires drug manufacturers to provide outpatient drugs to eligible healthcare organizations at significantly reduced prices. #drugs

IL lawmakers could address energy prices, transit, taxes during veto session

This year, legislators have proposed a number of different taxes to fund public transportation. #vetosession

Former board member expressed concerns about indicted DeKalb superintendent

He is accused of taking kickbacks from contracts awarded to companies owned by the three men while he was superintendent of the Evanston/Skokie School District 65. #indictment

Bolingbrook Residents to Join Nationwide ‘No Kings’ Protest on Oct. 18

“No Kings is about defending the ideals we fought for. This country doesn’t belong to dictators. It belongs to the people,” said Barbara Parker, DuPage Township Clerk. #protest

IDNR Launches New System to Notify Hunters of Deer Disease Test Results

The new system is being rolled out across the 25-county CWD management area in northern and west-central Illinois, where hunters are encouraged to submit samples at mandatory or voluntary firearm check stations, participating vendors, or self-serve drop-off sites. #tests

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