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Locals protest, Pritzker defends mental health changes

Last month, the Illinois Department of Human Services revealed plans to cut about 250 jobs at Choate and shift mental health beds to the northern part of the state. #centersquare #mentalhealth #protest

Illinois Freedom Caucus Criticizes Democrats Over Ethics as Ammons Investigation Begins

"Sending the most powerful speaker of the House in the country to prison apparently was not enough of a wakeup call for Illinois Democrats who are continuing the same abuse of power that got Madigan into trouble in the first place." #democrats #ethics #freedomcaucus

‘I’m embarrassed by it’: Speaker Welch apologizes for interactions with former staffer

The staffer, who once served as an intern in Welch’s office, told the paper she had several interactions with the speaker that made her “uncomfortable” after she left Benton’s staff. #staffer #chriswelch #capitolnewsillinois

Chicago’s $12.5 million rat control ‘unlikely’ to work

OIG chief performance analyst Kevin Smith told The Center Square that the rat abatement program’s primary approach is responding to complaints or rat sightings by applying poison in burrows. #centersquare #rat #budget

Palos Hills Boxer Sebastian Magiera Pursues Professional Dream from Robbins Gym

Although Magiera began boxing later than many accomplished fighters, he quickly embraced the demanding training...

Illinois Democrats Promote FRESH Program Providing $400 Food Assistance Payments

"Thanks to the governor and the budget he championed, $70 million was allocated for this program, under which every person who lost their benefits can receive a one-time payment of $400," González said. #democrats #foodassistance #fresh

City Colleges of Chicago Introduces First Artificial Intelligence Degree Program at Wilbur Wright College

City Colleges officials said the two-year degree combines classroom instruction with hands-on learning, preparing graduates for careers in software engineering, machine learning, data science, engineering and other STEM-related fields. #degree #college #chicago

25th Ward Aldermanic Candidate Ian Watkins Pledges 10% of Salary to Legal Aid Fund for Families Affected by ICE Detentions

Under the proposal, the community trust would help families secure legal representation, navigate immigration proceedings, cover emergency household expenses and connect with community resources during periods of detention or family separation. #ice #fund #ianwatkins

Grocery store closures reignite debate over taxpayer-funded food access

The stores, operated by Yellow Banana, closed after Save A Lot ended its operating agreement with the company, citing financial challenges that included a sharp decline in SNAP purchases. #grocery #food #centersquare

Parental rights concerns raised after Illinois expands minors’ access to birth control

Supporters say the law expands access to reproductive health care for teens, while opponents argue parents should be involved in those decisions. #parentalrights #brithcontrol #centersquare

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