The 2023 Community Survey Highlights Naperville's High Quality of Life and Resident Satisfaction Scores
As the 2023 Naperville Community Survey results demonstrate high resident satisfaction, it's important to remember that valid measurements and addressing areas of improvement are crucial for a thriving community.
Chicago Institutions Unite Against Censorship, Promoting Free Expression and Unbanning Books
Chicago institutions stand up against censorship by unveiling a public art piece addressing banned books and launching a forum for free inquiry and expression, encouraging intellectual conversations amidst a rising tide of book ban attempts.
Illinois AG Investigates Yorkville School Board's Alleged Book Ban & Open Meetings Act Violation
A high school in Yorkville faces an investigation by the Illinois Attorney General after removing the book "Just Mercy" from its English class curriculum and allegedly violating the Illinois Open Meetings Act.
Software Company Blackbaud to Pay $49.5M in Landmark Data Breach Settlement, Spearheaded by IL Attorney General
Software giant Blackbaud agrees to a $49.5 million multistate settlement over a 2020 data breach, led by Illinois AG Kwame Raoul. The company will revamp its data security practices to protect consumer information.
223 Chicago Police Officers Honored for Bravery and Service at Superintendent's Department Commendation Ceremony
223 Chicago Police officers were recently awarded during the Superintendent's Department Commendation Ceremony for their dedicated service and courageous acts. The event also highlighted the support and sacrifices made by their families.












