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Discovery Education Hosts Free Futures Fair to Help Prepare Students for Career Success
On Wednesday, November 5, 2025, Discovery Education presents elementary, middle, and high school students across the United States a unique virtual career learning opportunity that will help prepare them for… Read more
CPS Expands Dual Language and World Language Programs
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Interim Superintendent/CEO Dr. Macquline King Thursday announced the District’s expansion of Dual Language Education (DLE) and World Language Education (WLE) programs, aligned with the District’s vision and… Read more
Funding Coming to 12th District Infrastructure
State Senator Celina Villanueva announced that more than $8 million has been secured to improve infrastructure in the 12th District. “Investments in our infrastructure are investments in our neighborhoods, our… Read more
Financiamiento para Infraestructura del Distrito 12
La Senadora Estatal Celina Villanueva anunció que más de $8 millones han sido asegurados para mejorar la infraestructura en el Distrito 12. “Las inversiones en nuestra infraestructura son inversiones en… Read more
Accredited Chicago Newspapers, Inc., Welcomes New Owner
Accredited Chicago Newspapers, an organization that works with the County of Cook, newspapers in the city of Chicago and, the Illinois Press Association, has been purchased by its former Vice President,… Read more
Your Mortgage Company May Pay Your Taxes — But You Still Need to Watch
By: Maria Pappas, Cook County Treasurer Every year, my office mails more than 1.8 million tax bills to property owners across Cook County. If you have a mortgage, your lender… Read more
Reps. Jesus “Chuy” Garcia, Delia Ramirez Join Juanita Irizarry as She Launches Campaign for Cook County Board of Review
Affordable-housing expert Juanita Irizarry launched her candidacy for commissioner on the Cook County Board of Review’s 1st District, on Monday, Oct. 20. At the news conference, leaders from Illinois’ Latino… Read more
LIHEAP Applications Open for Seniors, Customers with Disabilities and Children Age 5 and Younger
Applications are being accepted for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) for income-qualified residential customers who are age 60 and older, disabled or have at least one child… Read more
Giannoulias Awards State Grants to Combat Carjackings, Auto Thefts
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias announced more than $11 million in new grants to assist law enforcement agencies throughout the state to protect against the surge in carjackings and… Read more
City of Chicago Files Legal Challenge Against Trump Administration
On Monday, the City of Chicago, together with eight other local governments, filed a federal lawsuit challenging new and unlawful conditions imposed by the Trump Administration on grant awards from… Read more
