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Pritzker Issues Disaster Proclamation After Severe Storms and Flooding in Illinois Counties

The designation allows state resources and personnel to be deployed more quickly to support local recovery efforts. #proclamation

Mexican Patriotic Club Hosts 86th Annual Mexican Independence Day Parade

“The Mexican Patriotic Parade is the oldest parade in Chicago, held in the city’s oldest Mexican neighborhood and organized by the oldest Mexican organization in the Midwest,” said Carmela Vargas, president of the Mexican Patriotic Club. #parade

Bailey Reflects on Legacy of Former Gov. Jim Edgar

“From his time as Secretary of State to his two terms as Governor, Jim Edgar led with a steady hand and a deep commitment to the institutions of our state,” Bailey said. #legacy

Struggle at DuPage County Courthouse Sends Three Deputies to Hospital

According to the DuPage County Sheriff’s Office, the man resisted and struck one of the deputies, causing both to tumble down the escalator. #courthouse

Haunted Houses Across Illinois Face Safety Inspections Ahead of Halloween

Today, most haunted houses in Illinois must have fire alarms with smoke detection, automatic sprinklers, flame-resistant decorations, and exits equipped with panic hardware. #inspections

Prairie State College Art Showcase Features New Works by Art Jackson at Wind Creek Chicago Southland

“My hope is that these paintings will inspire children, connecting them to history while encouraging pride, curiosity, and imagination,” Jackson said. #art

Rep. Niemerg Calls for Civility Following Death of Charlie Kirk

In his statement, Niemerg described Kirk’s death as a “political assassination” and criticized what he characterized as inflammatory rhetoric from Democratic leaders, including Gov. J.B. Pritzker. #civility

Illinois EPA Opens $18 Million Program to Replace Diesel Trucks with Electric Vehicles

“This is another step toward electrifying our transportation sector and improving air quality in areas most affected by diesel pollution,” said Acting Director James Jennings. #trucks

Taste of Frankfort Returns Sept. 23 with Food, Fun, and a Scholarship Opportunity

A highlight of this year’s event is a $2,500 scholarship that will be awarded to a Lincoln-Way student pursuing a degree in culinary arts or hospitality management. #scholarship

Commissioner Degnen to Host Sixth Annual Fall Nature Fest at LaBagh Woods

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“Fall Nature Fest showcases both our beautiful Forest Preserves and the organizations dedicated to preserving our environment.” #nature

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