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Chicago Mayor and City Treasurer attend 54th annual Pride Parade

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and City Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin were present before the start of the 54th annual Chicago Pride Parade.

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Chicago Sky Foundation hosts event supporting women-led businesses in Chicago

The Chicago Sky Foundation recently held an event focused on supporting women-led small businesses in the city.

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Melissa Conyears-Ervin recognized among notable leaders in finance by Crain’s Chicago Business

Melissa Conyears-Ervin, the Chicago City Treasurer, has been named to Crain’s Notable Leaders in Finance for 2025.


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Cook County Sheriff's Office alerts public about phone scam

The Cook County Sheriff's Office has issued a warning to the public about a telephone scam involving individuals posing as members of the office.


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Zoo launches program where kids read aloud to farm animals

Young readers in Chicago have a new opportunity to improve their skills through the "Reading to the Animals" program at Lincoln Park Zoo's Farm-in-the-Zoo.


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Cook County Sheriff's Office alerts public on phone scam demanding money

The Cook County Sheriff's Office has issued a warning to the public about a phone scam where callers threaten arrest unless individuals deposit thousands of dollars at a Cook County Jail kiosk.


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Sheriff's office uses drone to find missing man in Palatine forest

The Cook County Sheriff's Office utilized an aerial drone to successfully locate a missing and endangered man in the Deer Park West Forest Preserve in Palatine.


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National Public Housing Museum opens in Chicago honoring residents' experiences

The National Public Housing Museum has officially opened its doors at 919 S. Ada Street in Chicago, marking a significant milestone for public housing history and community storytelling.


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Cook County prepares for Juneteenth Illinois celebration on June 14

A community recognition event is set to take place in Cook County as part of the Juneteenth Illinois 2025 celebration on June 14.


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Spend in the Black event promotes support for local Black-owned businesses

There was a significant effort on Saturday to transform 75th Street in Chicago into a "Black Wall Street."


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Chicago man charged with felony theft after $400K in stolen goods found

A Chicago man, Isadore House, has been charged with a Class 1 Felony Theft after the Cook County Sheriff's Police Organized Retail Crime Unit recovered approximately $400,000 in stolen merchandise.


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New river otter joins Lincoln Park Zoo

The Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago has introduced a new resident, Tucker, a 6-year-old North American river otter.


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Missing Persons Identification Act awaits governor's signature after passing Illinois General Assembly

A bill that sets new guidelines for missing persons investigations in Illinois is awaiting the Governor's signature after being passed by the General Assembly.


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Cook County man faces new charges over alleged child pornography offenses

A convicted sex offender from Cook County, Illinois, is facing new felony charges related to child pornography.


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Lincoln Park Zoo welcomes new female lar gibbon, JC

Chicago, April 28, 2025 – Lincoln Park Zoo announced the arrival of a new female lar gibbon, JC, just in time to celebrate her sixth birthday.


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Chicago man charged in child pornography investigation

A Chicago man, aged 29, faces charges of possessing child pornography following an investigation by the Cook County Sheriff's Police Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) unit.


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Sheriff’s Police to hold traffic safety checkpoint in Morton Grove on May 9

Cook County Sheriff’s Police will perform a roadside safety checkpoint in Morton Grove, as announced by Sheriff Thomas J. Dart.


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Chicago man charged for burglary at Maine Township cancer treatment center

A 23-year-old man has been charged with burglary after being found inside a cancer treatment center with stolen items, as announced by Cook County Sheriff Thomas J. Dart.


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Former cemetery worker charged for theft of over $100,000 in funeral payments

A Cook County Sheriff's Police investigation has led to charges against a former employee of a Glenwood cemetery, accused of embezzling over $100,000 from funeral expenses payments.


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Habilitative Systems unveils new $1.25M headquarters in Chicago

Habilitative Systems, Inc. recently marked the reopening of its headquarters in Chicago's Austin neighborhood, following a significant renovation project amounting to $1.25 million.