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

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‘A Christmas Carol’ Youth Auditions Open By The Goodman Theatre’s 49th Annual Production

Auditioners will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis. No previous theater experience is required, and the casting call is open to young performers of all backgrounds and abilities. #goodmantheatre #christmascarol #auditions

Collin Corbett Criticizes Illinois Tollway Plan, Calls Record Toll Increase a ‘Backroom Political Deal’

Corbett said he supports maintaining and modernizing Illinois roads and bridges but questioned whether the scale and timing of the toll increases are justified. #tollway #collincorbett

Wallace “Gator” Bradley Seeks Compensation for Advocacy in Mark Maxson Wrongful Conviction Case

Bradley began advocating on Maxson’s behalf years before his release. Under a Feb. 8, 2013, “Urban Translator Agreement,” Bradley agreed to serve as a media, community and political liaison in efforts to help Maxson secure his freedom and pursue justice. #compensation #markmaxson #wallacegatorbradley

Inspector finds ‘dormant’ $57 million fund

Inspector General David Glockner said the city provided half of the $100 million initially proposed by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, but the fund has been been effectively dormant since 2020. #fund #centersquare

Pritzker Signs Gordon-Booth Bill Creating OSF Children’s Hospital of Illinois Fund

Under the new law, the OSF Children’s Hospital of Illinois decal will cost $25. For an initial purchase, $10 will go to the OSF Children’s Hospital of Illinois Fund, while $15 will be deposited into the Secretary of State Special License Plate Fund. #bill #childrenshospital #fund

Joliet boxer Traishawn Traylor draws on family legacy in pursuit of growth

Traylor hopes to use his boxing career and personal experiences to reach young people growing up in circumstances similar to his own. #boxing

Cook County Clerk Gordon Calls for State Disaster Declaration After Southland Storms

“I know firsthand how frightening and disruptive severe weather can be when homes are damaged, power is lost, and families are left wondering how they will begin to recover,” Gordon said. #cookcounty #storms #monicagordon

Illinois Law Restricts Future Immigration Detention Centers Near Schools, Homes and Community Hubs

Under the law, new immigration detention centers will not be permitted within 1,500 feet of certain protected community locations, including daycare centers, parks, places of worship and residential areas. #law #immigration #restrictions

Greater Chicagoland Black Chamber Endorses Alexi Giannoulias for Chicago Mayor

It cited limited access to capital, lengthy permitting processes and other bureaucratic barriers as obstacles that prevent businesses from surviving or expanding. #alexigiannoulias #chicago

Chicago Public Schools Reminds Families of 2026-27 Back-to-School Dates

CPS Superintendent and CEO Dr. Macquline King said the district is prepared to welcome students and staff back for another year of learning. #cps #schools #families

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