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Lawmaker Proposes State Funds to Reimburse Local Governments for Summer Storm Cleanup

The push for state-level funding comes after the federal government denied disaster assistance to Illinois, despite approving aid for neighboring Indiana, which suffered damage from the exact same weather systems. #stormdamage

A Lifetime of Service: Walter Mosby’s Unwavering Vision for District 163 Champions Equity, Innovation, and the Whole Child

Under Mosby’s leadership over the past four years, District 163 has transcended traditional educational boundaries, launching dynamic programs that inspire and motivate students. #school #education

Cook County Commits $8 Million to Clear Storm Debris From South Suburban Communities

As part of the response, EMRS requested assistance from the Illinois Public Works Mutual Aid Network, or IPWMAN, a volunteer organization that coordinates public works assistance during emergencies. #stormdamage #cookcounty

Cook County Awards $4.2 Million to Support Gun Violence Survivors in Suburbs

Preckwinkle said the county's investment focuses on helping survivors heal rather than simply cope with the consequences of violence. #cookcounty #gunviolence

New Illinois Law Orders Safety Review of Will County’s Most Dangerous Intersections

"This is a needed study that will help IDOT better understand what changes may be necessary for these local roads, adjustments that can save lives." #willcounty #intersections #safety

Illinois Expands Oversight of Crematories Following Chicago Heights Investigation

The legislation was prompted by an investigation into Crown Cremations and Heights Crematory in Chicago Heights. In February 2025, a whistleblower provided photos and information describing conditions at the facility, leading the comptroller's office to discover that more than 100 bodies had been improperly stored. #cremations #chicagoheights #legislation

Joyce Advances Bill Strengthening Crematory Oversight Following Chicago Heights Investigation

House Bill 4695 would expand the comptroller’s authority to investigate licensed crematories, inspect records and review operations as deemed necessary. #crematory #bill #chicagoheights

Op-Ed: Senator Patrick Joyce (February 2026)

As we celebrate CTE Month, I encourage families, educators, and employers to continue supporting these efforts that strengthen our workforce and our communities. #oped #senatorpatrickjoyce #february

Joyce Highlights more than $480,000 for Chicago Heights Apprenticeship Program

The program prepares individuals to qualify for full apprenticeship placements, which can lead to long-term careers in construction and related trades. #apprenticeship #funding

Energy Plan Backed by DeLuca Lifts Nuclear Moratorium, aims to Cut Bills and Create Jobs

State officials say the investments tied to the new law could create up to 115,000 jobs, including both construction and long-term operating positions. #energy #jobs

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