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Loretto Hospital Offers Free Back-to-School Physicals and Immunizations for Austin Community Residents

Loretto Hospital Offers Free Back-to-School Physicals and Immunizations for Austin Community Residents

The Loretto Hospital is offering free back-to-school immunizations and physicals for uninsured and underinsured families living in the Austin community, now through the end of September. Same-day and walk-in appointments… Read more »

Gov. Pritzker Signs Bill Banning Indoor E-Cigarette Use in Public Spaces

Gov. Pritzker Signs Bill Banning Indoor E-Cigarette Use in Public Spaces

Governor JB Pritzker signed HB 1540, a bill banning the usage of e-cigarettes in indoor public spaces. The bill adds electronic smoking devices to the 2008 Smoke-Free Illinois Act, which… Read more »

Boozy Boating is Dangerous, Avoid BUI This Summer

Boozy Boating is Dangerous, Avoid BUI This Summer

The Illinois Liquor Control Commission (ILCC) wants Illinois boaters to be aware that Boating under the Influence of Alcohol (BUI) can be hazardous for passengers and swimmers, as well as… Read more »

Over 50,000 Senior Homeowners Need to Reapply for their Property Tax Savings

Over 50,000 Senior Homeowners Need to Reapply for their Property Tax Savings

As of last week, over 50,000 senior homeowners in Cook County have not reapplied for property tax savings in which they are entitled to receive. The Cook County Assessor’s Office… Read more »

“Opening Doors” Homebuyer Assistance Program Relaunches

“Opening Doors” Homebuyer Assistance Program Relaunches

The State of Illinois is relaunching a homeownership program designed to help working-class families throughout the state of Illinois. Offered through the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA), the Opening Doors… Read more »

Lollapalooza Returns

Lollapalooza Returns

Caption by Ashmar Mandou The electric four-day music festival returns to Chicago today through August 6th with over 170 artists like Kendrick Lamar, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Billie Eilish, Karol… Read more »

Illinois Humanities’ Envisioning Justice Series Brings Free Arts and Humanities Programs to Six Towns

Illinois Humanities’ Envisioning Justice Series Brings Free Arts and Humanities Programs to Six Towns

Illinois Humanities will present the 2023 Envisioning Justice Activation Series: six free events that will take place across Illinois to examine the far-reaching impacts of mass incarceration. Each public event… Read more »

Not Miss Events at Fan Expo Chicago

Not Miss Events at Fan Expo Chicago

Attending FAN EXPO Chicago, the region’s longest-running comic and pop culture convention, may seem overwhelming for the first-time guest. With so much to see and do over the four-day Expo,… Read more »

The Beginning of the End for American Right Wing Populism

The Beginning of the End for American Right Wing Populism

By Daniel Nardini With further indictments being brought against former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican Party may now more than ever be reconsidering what presidential candidate to support for… Read more »

El Rep. García Lidera a Miembros del Congreso, Empresas y Grupos Pro Inmigración para Pedir al Presidente Biden Permita que los Inmigrantes Trabajen

El Rep. García Lidera a Miembros del Congreso, Empresas y Grupos Pro Inmigración para Pedir al Presidente Biden Permita que los Inmigrantes Trabajen

Los representantes Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04), Nanette Barragán (CA-44) Directora del Caucus Hispano Congresional, Lou Correa (CA-46) Verónica Escobar (TX-16) y líderes en inmigración y la comunidad sostuvieron una conferencia… Read more »