Wounded Palestinian Children Begin Road to Recovery in Chicago with Aid from HEAL Palestine
Wounded Palestinian children arrive in Chicago for medical treatment facilitated by HEAL Palestine. They were greeted at O'Hare Airport by a supportive crowd and will stay with host families for their recovery.
Calumet City Mourns the Passing of Deputy Fire Chief Pete Bendinelli at 48
Calumet City Deputy Fire Chief Pete Bendinelli died at 48 after a year-long illness. He was a respected firefighter with nearly three decades of service. He leaves behind a legacy of leadership and mentorship in the fire service community.
Kane County State's Attorney Jamie Mosser Receives Women of Power Award for Criminal Justice Reform Efforts
Kane County State's Attorney Jamie L. Mosser received the Women of Power Award for her criminal justice reform efforts and victim advocacy at the Quad County Urban League's Women's Empowerment Summit.
Chicago Teachers Union to Evaluate Proposed Contract with CPS: Potential Raises and Hiring Boost on the Table
The CTU bargaining team is reviewing a tentative contract deal with CPS, which includes salary increases, hiring of librarians, and teaching assistants. Approval could lead to a vote among union members.
Illinois Marks Transgender Day of Visibility with Strong Commitment to Inclusion and Rights Protection
Illinois officially recognized March 31 as Transgender Day of Visibility, with Governor JB Pritzker and the state demonstrating commitments to transgender rights and protections against discrimination.












