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OpEd: Senator Patrick Joyce (November)

OpEd: Senator Patrick Joyce (November) (Essex, IL) — We take time each November to give thanks. This year, I am extra thankful in many ways. #senatorjoyce

Video: Mayor Tiffany Henyard Who Has Been Accused of Corruption Stays Positive With New Music Video

Mayor Tiffany Henyard of Dolton, Illinois has consistently come under fire with allegations of public corruption in both her role as Mayor of Dolton and Township Supervisor of Thornton Township. Mayor Henyard continues to deny the allegations. She also continues to remain positive which is displayed in her new Music Video "Truly on the Move." #MayorTiffanyHenyard #Dolton

Illinois Lawmakers Return this Week Amid Calls for Changes in the SAFE-T Act

Before the election, Democrats promised to take up the legislation during fall veto session, but have vowed not to make major changes to the bill. #safe-tact

Curran Eyes ‘Balance’ as He Prepares to Lead Illinois Senate’s GOP Minority

He has also been an opponent of the criminal justice reform known as the SAFE-T Act, arguing that while he’s not opposed to ending cash bail, he believes the system that will replace it has several shortcomings. #illinois

Jobs Up in All 14 Metro Areas, Unemployment Rate Down in Most

"Job growth in every corner of the state has remained consistently strong for more than a year and a half" said Deputy Governor Andy Manar. #unemployment

Rush Responds to Robbins Water Infrastructure’s Failure Over Thanksgiving Holiday

Rep. Rush has long ago dedicated himself to addressing this chronic issue in his district. #robbins

IL Freedom Caucus: Illinois Needs Competent State Superintendent – Not Another Activist

Illinois families need a State Superintendent who is interested in promoting learning and real academic achievement. We don’t need another political activist. #illinoisschools

State of Illinois Launches $5 Million Grant Match Program to Spur Innovation in Cutting Edge Technologies

DCEO is currently accepting applications from businesses who have received a Phase I federal SBIR/STTR grant award. #tech

Cook County Board Approves $8.8 Billion Budget

The budget passed overwhelmingly 16-0, which followed a month of departmental hearings, commissioner questions and public meetings. #cookcountyboard

Cook County Board Approves Funding to Improve Transportation Throughout Cook County

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These vital projects boost economic development, build up regional transportation and improve the quality of life throughout Cook County. #cookcounty #transportation

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