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Op-Ed: Health Equity Requires More Than Good Intentions: Why 340B Needs Transparency Before Expansion

Op-Ed: Health Equity Requires More Than Good Intentions: Why 340B Needs Transparency Before Expansion - Black women and families in underserved communities face some...

Cook County Officials Urge Approval of Tax Relief Program for Families of Fallen First Responders

Cardenas presented the recommendations to the Cook County Board of Commissioners this week, emphasizing the county’s responsibility to support families who lost loved ones in the line of duty. #cookcounty #taxrelief

Illinois Democrats Warn SNAP Cuts Could Hurt Family-Owned Grocery Stores

“As thousands of Illinoisans lose food assistance this month, family-owned grocery stores are bracing for inevitable losses,” the DPI said. #snap #democratss

DPI Criticizes Illinois GOP Ahead of State Party Chair Election

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The criticism comes amid reports that Salvi faces two challengers in the upcoming leadership election. #election #dpi

Cook County Clerk Receives National Award for Student Early Voting Program Developed With Chicago Bears

The program was one of 46 initiatives recognized during this year’s awards cycle and was honored in the Communications Category for Distinguished Voter Education and Communications Initiatives. #earlyvoting #chicagobears #cookcounty

Op-Ed: The Painful Costs of Pausing Data Center Incentives

We are in another one of those moments, and America’s fiercest competitor, China, is in a sprint for global innovation leadership. #oped #datapauce

DuPage County Joins Statewide ‘Click It or Ticket’ Enforcement Campaign Ahead of Memorial Day

“Buckle up every trip, every time,” DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick said. “Seat belts save lives, and we are committed to keeping our roads safe.” #dupagecounty #memorialday

Bill to expel students over sexual assault progresses in Springfield

As sent to the House, Senate Bill 939 would require a school to expel any student who sexually assaults another student or makes an attempt to while at school. #bill #expel

ILCC Encourages Safe, Responsible Choices During Prom Season

Beyond health and safety concerns, underage drinking can also bring legal consequences, including fines, suspension of driving privileges, school discipline, or arrest — outcomes that could affect future educational and employment opportunities. #drinking #prom #choices

Village of Dolton, School District 149 to Celebrate Ribbon Cutting for Renovated Diekman Elementary School

Organizers say the reopening symbolizes a renewed focus on transparency, rebuilding public trust and investing in educational opportunities for Dolton families. #dolton #ribboncutting #school

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