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Appeals court keeps Illinois’ assault weapons ban in place

The order noted that while refusing to issue a preliminary injunction is not the same as upholding the law entirely, “the laws have enough support to remain in place pending the final resolution of plaintiffs’ suit.” #appeals

Johnson taps former inmate to lead growing Chicago’s Office of Re-entry

Amid a backdrop where the city is facing a mounting budget crisis that could lead to its first shutdown in history if a new spending plan is not approved by the end of the year, Johnson recently held a news conference touting Mapp’s formal installation as program director. #re-entry

Last Week for Emerging Affordable Housing Developers to Apply for Next Gen Capacity Building Initiative

Next Gen is an opportunity for emerging developers across Illinois to gain knowledge in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) industry by providing access to affordable housing development training and project-specific technical assistance. #housing

Chicago Public Schools Celebrates the 2024 Holiday Season

“Seeing our school communities create thoughtful and inclusive holiday celebrations is a testament to the social-emotional learning taking place at CPS,” said CPS CEO Pedro Martinez. #cps

Bally’s Chicago Casino Launches Community Rewards Partner Program with Lettuce Entertain You, Virtue Restaurant, Field Museum & More

“Our Community Rewards Partner Program provides Bally’s Rewards cardholders more value for their visit while enhancing their experience by extending it to other top-tier Chicago establishments,” said Monica Scott, Vice President of Community Engagement. #casino

Henyard Out: Embattled Mayor and Current Supervisor will Not Appear on Ballot

Previously, the Democratic candidate for supervisor had been chosen through a more traditional primary process. #caucus

Clerk Spyropoulos Takes Oath, Pledges to Open Doors to Justice System

The Clerk’s Office is a critical element of the justice system, overseeing records for all criminal, civil, juvenile and traffic courtrooms and helping to serve the judiciary, attorneys and the public in managing and accessing the courts. #justice

Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke Announces New Detention Policy to Increase Public Safety and Protect Victims

Under the SAFE-T Act, the State must file a petition to detain an offender before the court can consider it. A judge can no longer hold someone pretrial absent a prosecutor requesting it. #policy

Illinois’ Winter Weather Rule in Effect Dec. 1

The state’s winter weather rule offers peace-of-mind for individuals and families who might otherwise be struggling to stay warm during the coldest months of the year,” said ICC Chairman Doug Scott. #rule

Olive-Harvey College to hold the Holly Jolly Job Fair, Open to All on December 5, 2024

Olive-Harvey College will hold the Holly Jolly job fair, free and open to the public. #job

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