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Energy Efficiency Programs Help Customers Fall Into Savings

Energy Efficiency Programs Help Customers Fall Into Savings

As temperatures begin to fall this season and Illinois residents start to utilize more energy to heat and light their homes, ComEd is encouraging its customers to take advantage of… Read more »

CHA Announces Web Postings of OIG Reports

CHA Announces Web Postings of OIG Reports

The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) announced that its Office of the Inspector General’s (OIG) quarterly reports will be available online effective today, along with the addition of the Chicago Police… Read more »

AT&T Debuts Cuba Roaming

AT&T Debuts Cuba Roaming

Starting today, AT&T customers can talk, text and use data while in Cuba. At AT&T, we continue to expand our premier international network and global coverage. Now, we have you… Read more »

Cook County Clerk Orr Encourages Early Voting

Cook County Clerk Orr Encourages Early Voting

Cook County Clerk David Orr reminds suburban Cook County residents who are not yet registered to vote that they can still register online before the October 23rd deadline. Any voter… Read more »

Cook County Commissioner Jeff Tobolski Amends Veteran’s Preference and Outreach Ordinance

Cook County Commissioner Jeff Tobolski Amends Veteran’s Preference and Outreach Ordinance

Building on the efforts of a resolution passed last year, 16th District Cook County Commissioner Jeffrey R. Tobolski introduced an ordinance to amend various sections of the Cook County Procurement… Read more »

La Atención de Salud Comunitaria Mejoró en Barrios de Chicago que lo Necesitaban

La Atención de Salud Comunitaria Mejoró en Barrios de Chicago que lo Necesitaban

El Hospital St. Anthony anunció su afiliación con University of Chicago Medicine para sus líneas de servicio de obstetricia y pediatría. La nueva afiliación es un ejemplo de la forma… Read more »

Get a Tattoo at The Field Museum’s New Tattoo Shop

Get a Tattoo at The Field Museum’s New Tattoo Shop

The rumors are true. As part of its newest exhibition, Tattoo, The Field Museum is opening a working tattoo shop. Members of the public will be able to get a… Read more »

Susan G. Komen Pledges to Reduce Breast Cancer Deaths Over Next Decade

Susan G. Komen Pledges to Reduce Breast Cancer Deaths Over Next Decade

The month of October has become synonymous with the pink ribbon and National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an important initiative that helps bring the latest research and preventive measures to… Read more »

New Mental Health Services at Sinai Health Services

New Mental Health Services at Sinai Health Services

By: Ashmar Mandou Sinai Health System held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday that unveiled wide-ranging new behavioral health services to meet the needs of thousands of youth and adults… Read more »

Chicago Nonprofit Launches Groundbreaking Police Accountability Tool

Chicago Nonprofit Launches Groundbreaking Police Accountability Tool

In support of demands for greater police accountability in Chicago and nationwide, Illinois nonprofit The Lucy Parsons Labs is launching “OpenOversight,” an interactive web tool that makes it easier for… Read more »