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Joyce Secures $90 Million for 40th District Infrastructure Projects

The funding comes through the Illinois Department of Transportation’s (IDOT) latest Multi-Year Plan, part of the state’s $50.6 billion Rebuild Illinois capital program. #infrastructure

Op-Ed: Disaster Preparedness Month: Are you financially prepared to weather the unexpected?

Just this summer, historic flooding swept through the Chicago area, damaging property, displacing families, and underscoring how quickly the unexpected can become reality. #disaster

Lawmakers push for transit reform, funding despite delayed fiscal cliff

Four legislators participated in a virtual event hosted by Lincoln Forum and the Union League Club Transportation Subcommittee on Thursday. #reform

Preston Introduces Bill to Promote Affordable, Sustainable Energy in Illinois Without Burdening Ratepayers

Unlike previous proposals, Preston emphasized, the measure would not force Illinois residents to foot the bill through higher rates. #bill

Chicago Public Schools Students Return for First Day of 2025-26 School Year

“Our teachers are ready, our classrooms are ready, and the entire city is behind our scholars every step of the way.” #students

OLPL Welcomes the Reporters Behind Unsealed: The Tylenol Murders

Despite occurring in 1982, the Tylenol murders, which saw seven Chicagoland residents die from taking Tylenol laced with cyanide, remain unsolved. #unsealed

Mr. Rick: The Voice of Legacy Behind The Original OGs

Mr. Rick focuses on the positive community work being done—especially by original members of street organizations who are now involved in outreach and violence prevention. #mrrick

Illinois House Republicans Slam Democrat Supermajority for Budget Shortfall and Policy Priorities

“We have to focus on the important things—budget, ethics, and voter disenfranchisement...” #illinois

OpEd: The Dolton Election Was No Surprise—But Low Voter Turnout Should Be a Wake-Up Call

We need community-driven approaches that center residents in decision-making, create independent oversight, and introduce scorecards to track progress. #government #dolton

OpEd: An Attack on Heritage, Business, and Choice: Why Chicago’s Fur Ban Must Be Opposed

Fur is more than just a luxury item for many—it is a symbol of resilience, tradition, and history... #furban

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