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Cook County Board Reminds Residents County Wheel Tax Eliminated on July 1st

The now eliminated tax required a Cook County Vehicle License costing between $80 and $200 for all motor vehicles owned and operated by residents of unincorporated Cook County... #wheeltax

Joyce Announces More than $1.4 billion in Infrastructure Improvements Coming to the 40th District

As part of IDOT’s latest Multi-Year Plan under Rebuild Illinois, the district Joyce represents will see 90 infrastructure projects totaling more than $1.4 billion over the next six years. #idot

State Regulators Work to Avoid Federal Clean Air Act Sanctions

State agencies are working to avoid that as they rush to meet an Aug. 12 deadline imposed by the federal government to put a new regulatory framework in place... #cleanairact

Chicago to Host Young Residents for Budget Roundtable Discussions

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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer
Over the last month crime in Chicago has increased by 29% with motor vehicle theft up 105%. #chicago

Congressman Johnathan L. Jackson Co-Leads CBC Special Order on Affirmative Action

Congressman Jackson underscored the historical context of systematic injustice that affirmative action aimed to rectify... #affirmativeaction

Attorney General Raoul Reaches Settlement With Medical Staffing Agency Charging Employees Fees for Missing Work

Illinois law prohibits pay deductions as a method of employee discipline in any industry. #wages

Tentative Agreement Reached With Illinois State Union Workers

The unknown costs have led some to question the financial burden on the budget. #afscme

Despite Partial Freeze of Migrant Health Care Subsidies, Some Worry About Future Costs

Pritzker said it’s his goal to get “universal health care,” and his steps are moving in that direction. #migrants

Illinois Freedom Caucus on Affirmative Action Ruling

"...all men are created equal, are equal citizens, and must be treated equally before the law." #affirmativeaction

Southland Black Chamber of Commerce Chairman Dr. Cornel Darden Jr.’s Statement on the Supreme Court Ruling Regarding Affirmative Action at Colleges and University

These include considerations of a student’s athletic talents and whether they are a child of a donor, alum or faculty member. Each of these categories mostly benefit White, affluent, well-connected students to the detriment of Asians and other racial and other ethnic groups, although the same fierce resistance to these policies has not materialized. #BlackChamber

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