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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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CTA Announces New Rail Service Schedules to Start April 20

“Over the last three years, CTA has added service to the Blue Line to improve its reliability and we are excited to add even more service in 2025,” said Acting President Nora Leerhsen. #cta

Illinois Gaming Board reminds Illinoisans March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month

“Problem gambling awareness and responsible gambling education demand our collective attention, effort, and action – and not just for one month a year,” said Illinois Gaming Board Administrator Marcus D. Fruchter. #gambling

EPA union slams Trump administration destruction of Environmental Justice office, funding

“Environmental justice simply means ensuring the communities most disproportionately impacted by pollution are protected. #epa

SBA Should Not Abandon its Chicago Office

Closing the Chicago office of the SBA would likely make it more difficult for Chicago’s robust entrepreneurial community to access valuable resources. #business

STATEMENT: Former Mayor Lightfoot reacts to House Oversight Committee hearing on Welcoming Cities

What was clear before and was on full display during the performance masquerading as a serious Congressional hearing, is that Republicans are desperate to create a sideshow so that the American public doesn't know the truth. #hearing

POLL SHOWS CHICAGO MAYOR JOHNSON “UNDERWATER” BY 73.3 POINTS IN “APPROVAL”

He is NOT going to finish among the top two in the Feb. 23 multi-candidate election and will therefore NOT make it to the April 6 runoff. #election

Trump DOJ Dismisses EMTALA Lawsuit, Leaves Pregnant Patients to Die

By ending this case, the Trump administration is signaling it will not uphold the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), a nearly 40-year-old law protecting pregnant patients’ rights to life-saving abortion care. #abortion

Treasurer Frerichs Presents Awards to Eight Illinois Leaders in Honor of Women’s History Month

“Illinois boasts a rich legacy of women activists, from those who fought for the right to vote to those who continue to advocate for equality and progress today. #women

Chicago Man Sentenced to Federal Prison For Brazen Bank Robbery While On Federal Supervision For Previous Bank Robberies

Del Evans, Jr., age 40, from Chicago, Illinois, received the prison term after a September 4, 2024, guilty plea to bank robbery. #robbery

Early College STEM Program Aims to Ignite Futures for Students at Chicago Military Academy

“Chicago’s young people deserve every opportunity possible for a bright future. That is why our mission as a District is to pair a well-rounded, high-quality education with career readiness and network building,” said CPS CEO Pedro Martinez. #stem

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