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Roosevelt Lakers announces who they’ll play this season

By Chicago City Wire | Dec 20, 2023

The Roosevelt Lakers’ season starts on Thu Oct. 26 at Chicago.

Report: At Ruiz Elementary School, Black student rule-breaking rate notably exceeds that of Hispanic students

By Chicago City Wire | Dec 20, 2023

Black students, constituting 2.9% or 13 of Ruiz Elementary School's total student population of 446, accounted for six out of the 14 total suspensions (42.9%) in the 2021-22 school year, averaging roughly one suspension per two students, according to the latest student discipline report by the Illinois State Board of Education.

City of Chicago Celebrates 2023 Graduates of Greencorps Job Training Program

By Chicago City Wire Report | Dec 20, 2023

The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) today joined public and private sector partners to celebrate the graduation of a group of 31 trainees from Greencorps Chicago, the City’s green job training program for individuals with barriers to employment. Graduates of the paid nine-month long program gained extensive training and practical experience in the classroom and in the field in ecological restoration, landscaping, tree care, carpentry, green infrastructure and environmental health and safety, along with essential job readiness skills.

Chicago City Hall new proposed Morgan Park migrant tent encampment site has environmental concerns before buying property

By Chicago City Wire | Dec 20, 2023

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration has been advocating for the construction of a winterized tent camp to accommodate asylum-seeking migrants.

26th District House candidate Barrett: ‘Always protecting your gun rights!’

By Chicago City Wire | Dec 20, 2023

Audrey Barrett, a candidate for the 26th District House, has affirmed her strong commitment to gun rights, pledging to protect the Second Amendment.

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Former Cook County Land Bank employee gets year in prison for property fraud scheme

By Chicago City Wire | Dec 20, 2023

A former employee of the Cook County Land Bank Authority, Mustafaa Saleh, was sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison on Friday for orchestrating a scheme that involved recruiting straw buyers to purchase and sell six Land Bank properties for his personal gain

IL GOP candidate Frederick Walls to speak at an event advocating for parental choice in education

By Chicago City Wire | Dec 20, 2023

Frederick Walls, the Illinois GOP candidate for the 34th District House Representative and owner of "Highly Flavored Chicago," is slated to be a featured speaker at an upcoming event titled "Empower Your Child’s Future Through Informed Choices." The event is scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 21, from 3-6 p.m.

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Roosevelt Lakers announces who they’ll play this season

Report: At Ruiz Elementary School, Black student rule-breaking rate notably exceeds that of Hispanic students

City of Chicago Celebrates 2023 Graduates of Greencorps Job Training Program

Chicago City Hall new proposed Morgan Park migrant tent encampment site has environmental concerns before buying property

26th District House candidate Barrett: ‘Always protecting your gun rights!’

Former Cook County Land Bank employee gets year in prison for property fraud scheme

IL GOP candidate Frederick Walls to speak at an event advocating for parental choice in education

57 class M felonies reported across Chicago in Q3 of 2023

City of Wheaton City Council met November 18

Cook County Board of Commissioners Finance Subcommittee on on Workers' Compensation met Oct. 17

Cook County Board of Commissioners Technology and Innovation Committee met Oct. 17

O’Hare, Midway Ready to Welcome More Than 3.4 Million Passengers For the Holiday Season

Lauren McKnight, former Aurora Waubonsie Valley High School standout, played on Tuesday, December 19 in NCAA D3 game

On Tuesday, December 19, Central High School standout Josie Hill competed in NCAA D1 game

Olivia Reed, former Normal West High School standout, played on Tuesday, December 19 in NCAA D3 game

Bishop Ireton High School standout Ana Jones’ college team lost in NCAA D3 game on Tuesday, December 19

On Tuesday, December 19, James Bowie High School standout Berit Rusing competed in NCAA D3 game

Concord High School standout Aliyah Hershberger’s college team lost in NCAA D3 game on Tuesday, December 19

On Tuesday, December 19, Highland High School standout Chloe Churilla competed in NCAA D3 game

Prospect High School standout Kathryn Keehn’s college team lost in NCAA D3 game on Tuesday, December 19

A Time of Reflection: Timothy F. Degnan's Death Anniversary Memorial (November 20)

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