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The Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP), in partnership with Chicago Public Schools (CPS) held the 3rd annual Chicago Youth Biz Expo at Malcolm X College. The expo brought together more than 200 CPS Career and Technical Education high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in exploring entrepreneurship and developing their...

By: Ashmar Mandou

Illinois made their voices heard at the polls on Election Day. Governor JB Pritzker secured a third term, defeating Republican challenger Darren Bailey, while Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton won the race to succeed outgoing Senator Dick Durbin. Post-Election Day Governor JB Pritzker alongside Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton, Senator Tammy...

The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) hosted its 2026 Owner Symposium, bringing together over 500 property owners, managers, real estate investors and other housing providers for a day of education and networking focused on expanding affordable housing opportunities across Chicago’s 77 communities. The event featured three general sessions, including a presentation on p...

Triton College is once again partnering with community colleges across Illinois this fall to combat food insecurity through the third annual Feed the Need Campus Food Drive. Through November 30th, Triton is collecting non-perishable food and personal care items on campus, with donations benefitting the College’s food pantry, Troy Mart and the Troy Care Collective. The...

The former President of the East Aurora, Ill. School District 131 Board of Education directed $1.3 million to a company for which she was the Chief Financial Officer as a kickback or bribe in exchange for taking acts in her capacity as President to approve the purchase of air purifiers from a school district vendor, according to an indictment returned Tuesday in feder...