Durbin, Blinken meet with Ukraine supporters in Chicago

Illinois Senator Dick Durbin calls Chicago's Ukrainian Village ground zero of support for Ukraine and its people.

Blinken, Durbin meet with Ukraine supporters in Chicago
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Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin calls Chicago's Ukrainian Village ground zero of support for Ukraine and its people. Durbin, along with U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken sat down Friday with leaders from the Ukrainian Diaspora in Chicago.

Pullman honored with designation of new National Historic Park
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U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly and Mayor Lori Lightfoot attended the ceremony Thursday recognizing Pullman as Chicago?s first National Historic Park

New Rush building will focus on cancer and neurosciences

The new building will care for 127,000 patients by 2027, which is almost double the current number of patients being treated.

New Rush building will focus on cancer and neurosciences
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday for the new Joan and Paul Rubschlager Building at Rush University Medical Center is expanding healthcare in Chicago.

State, local leaders celebrate new trail in Englewood neighborhood

The trail was made possible with $6 million from the city, and $20 million from the federal ‘Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity,' or RAISE, funds.

Chicago gun violence roundtable: Local leaders discuss getting guns off streets
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Senator Tammy Duckworth stressed the need for a ban on assault weapons, and Senator Dick Durbin pointed to the need for juvenile offenders to receive more counseling.

$31 billion railroad merger has Illinois lawmakers concerned

A controversial $31 billion merger between Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern has lawmakers concerned.

$31 billion railroad merger has Illinois lawmakers concerned
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A controversial $31 billion merger between Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern has lawmakers concerned.

Fourth wave of immigrants arriving in Chicago from Texas on Friday

More buses carrying migrants from Texas are expected to arrive at Chicago’s Union Station on Friday. It marks the fourth time since last Wednesday that the city has welcomed dozens of migrants at a time.