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“Election Hotlines” in Chicago & Cook County are non-existent, Fioretti Says

The only civil rights lawyer to ever run for Cook County State’s Attorney, Fioretti wonders what recourse voters have if they find problems with the election. #voting

Cook County Board of Review Commissioner George Cardenas Encourages Barrington, Palatine, and Worth Township Homeowners to Appeal Their Property Assessments Before the November 8th...

“One way to potentially save money on your property tax bill is to file an appeal with our office for free. There’s no downside to appealing: it’s free and will never increase your property tax bill. #appeal

Polling Place Violence in Orland Park

The Cook County States Attorney’s Office was contacted and approved (2) counts of Aggravated Battery to a victim over 60... #voting

Myer Blank Joins Cook County Board of Review District One

His expertise in understanding our communities, supported by his experience in Cook County tax policy, will be extremely valuable to the taxpayers,” said Cardenas. #join

Former Whitney Young Principal Joyce Kenner Endorsed Bob Fioretti For State’s Attorney

Fioretti, who as Alderman represented Whitney Young High School for eight years, said "I am so proud to have earned Joyce Kenner's support. #endorsement

Tinley Park Man Charged with Felonies Following 17-Hour Standoff with Police

At approximately 3:38 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 1, officers gained entry after hearing a single gunshot fired from inside the home. Soltis was taken into custody without incident. #standoff

Illinois voters sounding off on three nonbinding questions

Republicans voted present and walked off the House floor in protest after Democrats approved the questions. State Rep. Ryan Spain, R-Peoria, said there are many other important questions to ask voters that should be binding. #questions

Dixmoor Police Chief Lionel Smith: Shooting in Dixmoor leaves one deceased

“At approximately 12:01 PM on Saturday, November 2nd, Dixmoor Police officers responded to several calls with reports of shots fired at the intersection of 147th and Seeley Street in Dixmoor. #dixmoor

FEMA Approved $300 million in Taxpayer-Funded Assistance for Illinois Amid Immigration Crisis

Documents confirm that over $300 million has been allocated to communities hosting migrants. #funding

State of Illinois earns Aetna Workplace Well-being Platinum Award for third consecutive year

Managing $7 Billion in annual expenditures and safeguards, CMS serves more than 466,000 lives by offering physical, mental, and financial wellbeing benefits and programs. #award

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