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Science at Home with MSI

Science at Home with MSI

The Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (MSI) recently announced that it will extend its closure and reopen on Friday, May 1 in an effort to help contain the spread… Read more »

Chicago Citywide Literacy Coalition’s Online Learning Resources Helping During Uncertain Times

Chicago Citywide Literacy Coalition’s Online Learning Resources Helping During Uncertain Times

Now, more than ever, Chicago Citywide Literacy Coalition (CCLC) is working hard for their adult learners to provide online resources more accessible for all. Education is more important now during… Read more »

City Announces Remote Learning Opportunities for Students at Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges of Chicago

City Announces Remote Learning Opportunities for Students at Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges of Chicago

Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot joined Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges of Chicago on Monday to announce both institutions have established remote learning plans to ensure instructional time continues while… Read more »

State Sees Significant Increase in Unemployment Claims in March

State Sees Significant Increase in Unemployment Claims in March

While the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) announced that the unemployment rate fell -0.1 percentage point to 3.4 percent, a new record low, the state is responding to a… Read more »

Munoz Announces New Loan and Grant Programs for Small Business Owners

Munoz Announces New Loan and Grant Programs for Small Business Owners

Small businesses in need of relief are invited to apply for two new emergency assistance programs, Assistant Majority Leader Tony Munoz (D-Chicago) announced last Thursday. “My district is home to… Read more »

Cook County Sees Nation’s Second-Worst Population Decline of the Decade

Cook County Sees Nation’s Second-Worst Population Decline of the Decade

Chicago and its surrounding suburbs experienced some of the largest population declines over the decade. According to U.S. Census Bureau data released, Cook County experienced the nation’s second-largest population decline, losing a total… Read more »

Funding Underway for Local Entrepreneurs

Funding Underway for Local Entrepreneurs

By: Ashmar Mandou During a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot, Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin, the Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) and other private sponsors… Read more »

Exelon, COMED Donate $2 million to Illinois Covid-19 Response Fund

Exelon, COMED Donate $2 million to Illinois Covid-19 Response Fund

The Exelon Foundation, along with ComEd and Exelon Generation, announced a $2 million donation to the Illinois COVID-19 Response Fund to help Illinois residents impacted by the pandemic. This donation… Read more »

El Estado ve un Aumento Significativo en las Solicitudes de Desempleo en Marzo

El Estado ve un Aumento Significativo en las Solicitudes de Desempleo en Marzo

Mientras que el Departamento de Seguridad de Empleo de Illinois (IDES) anunció que la tasa de desempleo cayó -0.1 punto porcentual a 3.4 por ciento, un nuevo mínimo histórico, el… Read more »

Muñoz Anuncia Nuevos Programas de Préstamos y Subvenciones para Propietarios de Pequeñas Empresas

Muñoz Anuncia Nuevos Programas de Préstamos y Subvenciones para Propietarios de Pequeñas Empresas

Se invita a las pequeñas empresas que necesitan ayuda a solicitar dos nuevos programas de asistencia de emergencia, anunció el jueves pasado el asistente del líder de la mayoría, Tony… Read more »