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Leader of Chicago Street Gang Sentenced to Life in Federal Prison
A leader of the Four Corner Hustlers street gang in Chicago has been sentenced to life in federal prison for participating in a criminal organization that terrorized the West Side… Read more
RiverEdge Park Announces Major Artists in Summer Concert Series
The Beach Boys…Cheap Trick…Trombone Shorty…summer concerts is coming to Aurora’s newly renovated RiverEdge Park. Following a year off for renovations, RiverEdge has grown its capacity from 6,000 to 7,500, and… Read more
Chicago Restaurants Turn Menu Items into Support for Children in Foster Care
One Hope United, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting children, youth, and families through foster care, early childhood education, and mental health services, launches its first annual Sip & Share for… Read more
Clear Traffic Violations in Cook County During ‘Amnesty Week’
By: Ashmar Mandou Cook County residents with traffic violations have an opportunity to pay without additional costs next week and clear their record. Cook County Circuit Clerk Mariyana Spyropoulos announced… Read more
Bringing Clean Energy to Little Village
By: Ashmar Mandou In honor of Earth Month, City officials alongside community partners are celebrating the completion of Chicago’s newest Library Solar Project, located at the Toman library branch bringing… Read more
April is Earth Month –Get Involved
Every year in April, we celebrate Earth Month to focus on our relationship with Earth and our surrounding natural environments. Climate change is a very real threat to public health, and it’s easy to feel… Read more
Cervantes Pushes for Nurses, Physician Assistants to Conduct Admission Assessments
State Senator Javier Loera Cervantes advanced a measure out of the Senate that would allow physician assistants and registered nurses to complete admission assessments for assisted living residents. The measure… Read more
Medicaid Awareness Month
It’s Medicaid Awareness Month! Changes are coming to Medicaid in 2027, and CDPH wants to ensure residents have the information they need. Beginning in 2027, new federal guidelines may require some… Read more
Ortíz Passes Bill Increasing Tuition Assistance to Community College Students
State Rep. Aarón Ortíz, D-Chicago, advanced a plan out of the House last week to make community college programs more affordable for in-state adult learners. “Today’s development gets us one… Read more
CDPH Prevents Entry to Grocery Business Over Serious Asbestos Risk
The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) has issued Emergency Cease and Desist and Abatement Orders to the owner/operator of a business operating as Dearborn Wholesale Grocers, at 1841 W…. Read more
