CPS, Illinois Board of Education get $14M in federal funds
The money will go toward trauma-informed care and mental health personnel in Chicago schools.
Durbin visits Chicago area to talk high prescription drug costs
To help fight rising prescription drug costs, Democrats passed the Inflation Reduction Act in August 2022.
Durbin, Hawley push to keep kids safe on social media
How young is too young for social media? America's youth could be putting themselves in danger every time they go online.
Congressional Dems mark 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, call for more abortion access
Abortion is now banned in at least 13 states, but the fight over it is still taking place in courtrooms across the country.
Durbin to lead Senate hearing over Taylor Swift-Ticketmaster ticket sale fiasco
The bad blood over the Taylor Swift ticket issues will be front and center on Tuesday.
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.
Pullman becomes Chicago's first National Historical Park
History was made Thursday on Chicago's South Side.
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.
CPS, Illinois Board of Education awarded $2.9M to help provide trauma-informed care in schools
Rep, Davis shared a personal account discussing the impact of his grandson's murder on both his family and his peers.
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.
Durbin, Duckworth push for National Landmark status for Chicago church where Emmett Till's service was held
Emmett Till's mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, insisted that he have an open casket service despite his face being unrecognizably disfigured.