Massachusetts Court Orders USDA to Continue SNAP Benefits Amid Shutdown, Illinois AG Leads Multi-State Lawsuit
U.S. federal court orders USDA to use SNAP contingency funds to maintain benefits during the government shutdown, following a lawsuit led by Illinois Attorney General with support from other states.
Ex-Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley Launches Great Lakes Global Partners with Son and Colleague
Former Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley co-founded merchant bank Great Lakes Global Partners, focusing on the intersection of capital markets and public policy. He was also honored for transforming Navy Pier into a key tourist destination.
Chicago and Aurora Christkindlmarkets Open for Festive Season: Exclusive Events and Ice Rink Fun Await in Wrigleyville
Tickets for Christkindlmarket events in Chicago, including a new "Haus of Krampus" attraction, are on sale, with additional seasonal activities like ice skating and workshops at Gallagher Way.
Illinois Department of Labor and Fire Service Institute Launch 'Defenses for Firefighters' Safety Course in Wake of Lt. Ramos Tragedy
The Illinois Department of Labor collaborates with the Illinois Fire Service Institute to enhance firefighter safety training, including a course on the line of duty death of Lt. Garrett Ramos.












