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Keep Your New Year’s Resolution
By: Ashmar Mandou Making New Year’s resolutions is a yearly tradition for many people. Yet, some of us fall short of reaching our goals. There are a few tips to… Read more
State Treasurer Michael Frerichs Returns $100,000 in Missing Money to Illinois Food Pantries
Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs is returning $100,000 in missing money to food pantries throughout the state. Each December, Frerichs’ office focuses on returning money through the ICash program to nonprofit… Read more
Family Connects Chicago Helps New Chicago Parents Feel Supported
This summer marked the 5th anniversary of Family Connects Chicago (FCC), which provides a free nurse visit to Chicago families who have recently welcomed a baby. Family Connects Chicago was… Read more
Dillon’s Law Prepares Communities to Act on Allergic Reactions Beginning in New Year
According to the Food Allergy Research & Education organization, 33 million Americans have a food allergy, with the most common allergies including milk, tree nuts, shellfish and peanuts. To help… Read more
Making a List and Checking Plates Twice: Giannoulias Unveils 2025 Rejected License Plates
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias’ office revealed the 2025 list of rejected vanity and personalized license plate requests, highlighting that while Illinois drivers continue to get creative, some plate… Read more
Illumination: Tree Lights at The Morton Arboretum Enters Final Weeks
Time is running out to experience Illumination: Tree Lights at The Morton Arboretum, Chicago’s beloved outdoor holiday tradition, as the 13th annual celebration of trees in winter continues through Saturday,… Read more
Reps. García, Davis, Ramirez, Jackson Inspect Broadview ICE Processing Center
Federal Representatives Danny K. Davis (IL-07), Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04), Delia C. Ramirez (IL-03), and Jonathan Jackson (IL-01) returned to the ICE Processing Center at Broadview, Illinois for an oversight… Read more
Town of Cicero Welcomes New Police Officers
Last Friday, the Cicero Police Department officially welcomed two new officers, as they graduated from the police academy. Eduardo Roman and Alexander Romero both completed required courses at the College… Read more
Brookfield Zoo Chicago’s Winter Free Days are Near
Brookfield Zoo Chicago will offer an expanded calendar of winter free days in case you’re planning on any “free day” or budget-friendly experiences coverage in the new year. Brookfield Zoo’s free days begin on January 5 and run through February… Read more
Chicago’s Airports Set to Welcome Nearly 4.8M Travelers this Holiday Season
The Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) is preparing for a major holiday travel rush, with nearly 4.8 million passengers expected to travel through O’Hare and Midway International Airports through Monday,… Read more
