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Illinois Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.4% Despite August Payroll Losses

The number of unemployed workers fell to 292,500, a 2.7% decrease from the previous month and down 12.7% compared with August 2024. #unemployment

Olive-Harvey College Launches New Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program

The initiative, set to begin classes in January, will give students hands-on training in installing and maintaining EV charging stations, power distribution systems, and smart grid integration — all critical components of the rapidly expanding EV market. #ev

First West Nile Virus Death of the Year Reported in Suburban Cook County

Since the start of mosquito surveillance in May, suburban Cook County has recorded 33 human cases of the virus — nearly double last year’s count. #virus

Preston Slams Fed Rate Cut as “Band-Aid on a Chest Wound”

Preston argued that outside corporations, such as investment giant Blackstone, are worsening the housing crisis by manipulating the market, while federal tariff policies keep mortgage rates high despite the Fed’s cuts. #cuts

Sheriff’s Police to Hold Traffic Safety Checkpoint in Leyden Township

Sheriff Thomas J. Dart said officers will be checking for valid driver’s licenses and vehicle registrations, ensuring compliance with Illinois’ seat belt and child safety restraint laws, and watching for impaired drivers. #checkpoint

DuPage County Sheriff’s Office to Host Safety Saturday and Car Show Sept. 20

At the same time, the Sheriff’s Office will hold its annual Car Show, showcasing classic and custom vehicles. Proceeds from the show will benefit Special Olympics Illinois. #safety

Daley College Pool to Reopen With Public Aquatics Classes Oct. 14

Classes are open to community members of all skill levels, but advance registration is required. #pool

Joe DeBose Announces Run for Illinois House District 118

DeBose outlined several priorities for his campaign, including blocking tax increases, eliminating wasteful spending, and lowering utility bills by rolling back energy mandates. #campaign

Cook County Clerk Launches New Voter Registration Efforts on National Voter Registration Day

In preparation for the March 2026 gubernatorial primary, the Clerk’s Office is partnering with local fraternal organizations to help expand outreach across Cook County neighborhoods. #registration

Pritzker Issues Disaster Proclamation After Severe Storms and Flooding in Illinois Counties

The designation allows state resources and personnel to be deployed more quickly to support local recovery efforts. #proclamation

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