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Illinois Lawmakers Warn of Rural Energy Crisis, Slam State Green Policies

Small business owner Ryan Garrett said the effects are already being felt. His Villa Grove bar and restaurant recently received a utility bill that was $1,000 higher than usual. #energy

Rep. Adam Niemerg Honored with the Illinois Electric Cooperatives 2025 Public Service Award

The IEC Public Service Award highlights individuals who have made significant contributions to the electric cooperative movement and have shown exceptional dedication to public service. #award

IL Freedom Caucus Calls on Gov. Pritzker to Focus on Illinois Instead of Harboring Texas Fugitives

In an effort to prevent a quorum in the Texas Legislature and delay important votes, Texas Democratic lawmakers are hiding out in Illinois at the invitation of Gov. JB Pritzker. #texas

Fashion Workshops & Sewing/Tailoring, Pattern Making and Garment Construction Classes Coming to Joliet Junior College, in Joliet, IL

Mr. Stiles is renting a classroom at the college and hosting classes that offer expert, hands-on instruction in sewing, tailoring, pattern making, and garment construction for teens and adults of all skill levels, from absolute beginners to advanced sewers—providing a rare opportunity to learn directly from one of the industry’s most seasoned professionals. #fashion

Will County Bar Foundation Launches to Support Legal Access and Community Initiatives

The Foundation was created as a philanthropic arm of the Will County Bar Association, with a mission to foster goodwill, improve public understanding of the legal system, and provide support to local programs that align with its values of service, education, and justice. #legal

Commissioner Dr. Kisha E. Mccaskill Statement on Weekend Shootings in Harvey

My thoughts are with the families of the victims, especially those now tending to the trauma and physical wounds of their loved ones. #shooting

Preston Measure Expanding Advocate Information for Families of Students With Disabilities Signed Into Law

“This legislation ensures that families know what services are available to them as they help their child navigate the educational space,” said Preston (D-Chicago). #disabilites

OLPL Welcomes the Reporters Behind Unsealed: The Tylenol Murders

Despite occurring in 1982, the Tylenol murders, which saw seven Chicagoland residents die from taking Tylenol laced with cyanide, remain unsolved. #unsealed

Nearly 90 HACC Youth Graduate from Summer Jobs Program in the Forest Preserves of Cook County

“This program would not be possible without the hard work and partnership of these  organizations, who work tirelessly to provide the youth with incredible opportunities to explore potential careers paths as well as experience Cook County’s natural beauty,” said Cook County Board and Forest Preserves President Toni Preckwinkle. #forest

Village of Hazel Crest Hosts Star-Studded Annual Hazelnut Festival & Parade This Saturday

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This year’s event holds special significance as it marks the first major community celebration under newly elected Mayor Sandra Alexander, the first woman to serve as mayor in the village’s history. #festival

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