Author Archives: Editor
TurboTax y Uber Facilitan la temporada de Impuestos en Chicago con Viajes Gratis y Asistencia de Expertos
Por: Miguel Burgos En una ciudad como Chicago, donde el tráfico y la distancia pueden convertirse en obstáculos cotidianos, esta temporada de impuestos llega con una solución innovadora para los… Read more
“Prometo aportar integridad al cargo” -Walter Adamczyk, candidato republicano a Secretario de Estado de Illinois
Por: Ashmar Mandou Walter Adamczyk, de 48 años, trabajador del Distrito de Preservación Forestal del Condado de Cook y miembro del Comité Republicano del Distrito 29, se postula como candidato… Read more
Remote Chicago Small Biz Expo Returns
The Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) announced the free remote Chicago Small Biz Expo will be held on Thursday, March 12, from 9:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The… Read more
City of Chicago Appoints New Executive Director of Chicago Animal Care and Control
Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the appointment of Susan Cappello as Executive Director of Chicago Animal Care and Control (CACC), following her successful tenure as Acting Executive Director since January 2023. … Read more
Illinoisans Overwhelmingly Support a Paid Student Teaching Program in Illinois
A bipartisan poll conducted in January shows that 72 percent of Illinoisans strongly support the idea of paying college students as they complete the mandatory student teaching portion of their education. A… Read more
February, is one Click College Admit Month
Illinois is helping to ensure that all students have access to higher education with One Click College Admit Month. Activities throughout the month are part of an ongoing campaign to… Read more
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon Visits Illinois on Returning Education to the States and History Rocks! Tours
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited Chicago Hope Academy in support of both the U.S. Department of Education’s national Returning Education to the States Tour and History Rocks! Trail… Read more
CPS Receives $1.7M Grants to Expand Arts Opportunities
Arts education across Chicago is expanding for CPS students as $1.7 million in grants is awarded to 125 Chicago Public Schools (CPS). The grants will support projects that connect students… Read more
Facts for Heart Health Month
February is Heart Health Month, a dedicated time to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease, which is the leading cause of death in the United States. To help bring awareness of… Read more
Healing Arts Chicago Returns
Healing Arts Chicago recently began a new session, offering a wide range of free arts services to support mental health and wellness at the City’s mental health clinics and health… Read more
