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Water Rate Hike Sparks Outrage in Burnham

Burnham residents, whose median income hovers around $44,000, are particularly vulnerable to sudden financial shocks. #waterbills

New Water Jet Therapy Provides Relief for Men with Enlarged Prostates

University of Chicago Medicine Ingalls  Memorial Hospital is one of the first in the area to offer Aquablation, a minimally invasive, robot-assisted  treatment that uses high-pressure water jets to remove excess prostate tissue. #prostate

State’s Attorney Glasgow Announces Kevin Johnson Found Guilty of First Degree Murder

The defendant’s DNA was located in the vehicle on a cigarette butt found in the rear pocket of the driver’s seat where the defendant was observed on video sitting prior to shooting the victim. #guilty

OpEd: Prescription Drug Advisory Board won’t help consumers

Affordability is certainly an important factor for patients but so is accessibility. #prescription

Fatal Fire in Unincorporated Lombard Under Investigation

"Our thoughts are with the family and loved ones of the deceased during this difficult time," said DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick. #fire

Community Advocates Mobilize in Springfield to Push for Clean Slate Reform on March 19

“Clean Slate legislation is not just about erasing past mistakes; it's about restoring hope, unlocking potential, and giving everyone a fair chance to build a brighter future,” said Marlon Chamberlain, Director of the Illinois Coalition to End Permanent Punishments, the event’s organizing group. #cleanslate

“Homeschool Act” Passes Committee Among Overwhelming Opposition: Rep. Sheehan Stands with Home and Private School Families

“This bill is a blatant overreach that seeks to solve a problem that doesn’t exist. We should be empowering families, not burdening them with unnecessary mandates.” #homeschool

WATCH: Illinois Republicans urge Democrats to stop supporting illegal immigration

State Rep. Paul Jacobs, R-Pomona, introduced House Bill 1345 to repeal the Illinois TRUST act and end the state’s sanctuary status. #immigration

Illinois’ community colleges see nearly 9% spike in spring enrollment

In a report released Tuesday, the ICCB said 40 of the state’s 45 community colleges reported enrollment growth this spring. #colleges

Gambling insider says Illinois’ internet gambling legislation likely doomed

This marks the third consecutive year that legislation has been proposed, with the latest version including a tax rate of 25% on adjusted iGaming revenue. Supporters of the iGaming bill claim Illinois could collect an additional $1 billion annually in taxes. #gambling

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