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Chicago Leaders Launch Free Halloween Costume Store to Help Families Celebrate Without the Cost

Organizers are also emphasizing that the free store is open to everyone, regardless of financial circumstances. There is no requirement to demonstrate financial need, and families do not have to donate a costume to receive one. #halloween #costumes

The Ribbon Cutting Is Today. Who’s Paying for It 10 Years From Now?

Businesses fail. Markets change. Companies change direction. But that's exactly why communities negotiate development agreements. #business #development

Cook County Veterans Score Free Chicago Wolves Tickets in New Partnership with Clerk’s Office

The initiative is available to all veterans, active-duty personnel, National Guard members, and reservists who are enrolled in—or sign up for—the Clerk’s Military and Veterans Discount Program. #hockey #chicagowolves #cookcountyclerk

A Lifetime of Service: Walter Mosby’s Unwavering Vision for District 163 Champions Equity, Innovation, and the Whole Child

Under Mosby’s leadership over the past four years, District 163 has transcended traditional educational boundaries, launching dynamic programs that inspire and motivate students. #school #education

NAACP Illinois State Conference Urges State Leaders to Reject Federal Private-School Voucher Scheme

It provides a federal tax credit for contributions made to scholarship-granting organizations that support K-12 private-school tuition. State participation is voluntary, but states that choose to participate must officially identify qualifying scholarship organizations for the federal government. #naacp

OpEd: The Cost of Convenience: Why Local Leaders Must Scrutinize Surveillance Deals

Surveillance companies are increasingly using AI to leverage facial recognition and create a real-time map of you. This information has been shared with federal agencies... #surveillance

Will County Clerk Annette Parker Announces Updates to Vote By Mail Drop Box Locations

All drop boxes are available to deposit your ballot and will remain in their locations until the closing at Noon on Monday, November 2, 2026, the day prior to Election Day. #election

Cook County Commits $8 Million to Clear Storm Debris From South Suburban Communities

As part of the response, EMRS requested assistance from the Illinois Public Works Mutual Aid Network, or IPWMAN, a volunteer organization that coordinates public works assistance during emergencies. #stormdamage #cookcounty

Willie Wilson Calls for Hilario Dominguez to Exit Chicago Board of Education Race Amid Allegations

Board members are expected to exercise oversight of the school system and make decisions affecting students, educators, parents and taxpayers. #williewilson #cps

Cook County Property Owners in Four Townships Can Begin 2026 Tax Assessment Appeals

Appeals can be submitted online through the Board of Review’s website at www.cookcountyboardofreview.com. Property owners may also file through an attorney or an authorized tax representative. #appeals #taxappeal

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