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Pritzker Administration Awards $12 million in Rebuild Illinois funds for Affordable Housing Preservation

Created in January 2022, the Preservation Program provides grants of up to $475,000 to affordable housing developments for property stabilization, rehabilitation and/or improvements

Illinois Freedom Caucus Makes Statement on Pritzker’s Emergency COVID-19 Orders

The response to COVID-19 has failed at every level of the Pritzker administration. The response has been based 100% on political science. He is in the process of trying to clean up the mess he created.

Governor Pritzker Appoints Health Policy Expert Dr. Sameer Vohra to Lead Illinois Department of Public Health

He is a cross-disciplinary leader in state and national health policy formulation, and his recent focus has been on improving health outcomes in Central and Southern Illinois.

Fritz Kaegi’s Employee at the Cook County Assessor’s Office Charged by the Feds

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ComEd Announces 681 Residents Completed Clean Energy Job Training In 2021

Agency partners reported strong participation outcomes from the 2021 program, including 1,540 certifications received and 421 job placements following graduation.

Governor Pritzker Announces $30.3 Million in Grants for 87 Local Park Projects Throughout Illinois

Every family in our state deserves nearby access to outdoor public spaces where they can gather with their friends and neighbors — and enjoy some sunshine, too.

Edward Jones Ranks No. 2 on Best Employers in Illinois 2022 List

The firm is growing, adding branches and seeking new financial advisors who are interested in operating an office with an entrepreneurial spirit, and with the support and benefits of one of the oldest and largest firms in the industry.

OpEd: Dixmoor has a long way to go but progress is being made

Our first day in office, and many of the days that followed, was spent just trying to establish a functional government in Dixmoor.

Milhouse Celebrates Milestone Growth as Company Reaches 500 Team Members

These team members help fulfill the organization’s vision to improve communities through innovative solutions.

Illinois Supreme Court Adopts New Code Of Judicial Conduct

“The Illinois Supreme Court is committed to promoting the highest ethical behavior by judges in our state,” Chief Justice Anne M. Burke said. #illinoissupremecourt

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