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President Biden approves disaster relief for Illinois

The Chicago Edge | October 17, 2022
Categories: Illinois, Politics

FEMA announced today that President Joe Biden approved federal disaster assistance for the state of Illinois to supplement state and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by severe storms and…more»

Tags: FEMA, Joe Biden, St. Clair County

CoinFlip expanding to Chicago’s Old Post Office

Daniel Alvarez | August 26, 2021
Categories: Chicago, Illinois

CoinFlip, a rapidly expanding Bitcoin ATM provider, will relocate its offices from West Town to the huge Old Post Office renovation this autumn, more than tripling its office size in…more»

Tags: ATM, BitCoin, CoinFlip, Crypto, cryptocurrency, Governor J.B Pritzker

Cook County Health giving Six Flags Great America tickets for COVID-19 vaccine

The Chicago Edge | June 15, 2021
Categories: Chicago, Culture, Entertainment, Illinois

Cook County is urging those who have not received the COVID-19 vaccine to get vaccinated. As an incentive, the health department is giving away free tickets to Six Flags Great…more»

Tags: Cook County, Cook County Public Health Department, COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccine, Six Flags Great America

Illinois State Capitol flying Pride flag to celebrate Pride Month

The Chicago Edge | June 15, 2021
Categories: Illinois, LGBT, Politics

Governor JB Pritzker announced today that the Pride flag is flying at the Illinois State Capitol Building in Springfield to celebrate Pride Month. “The Pride flag is once again flying…more»

Tags: Chicago Gay Pride Parade, gay pride, Illinois State Capitol, JB Pritzker, Pride flag, Pride Month, Springfield

Here’s a friendly reminder that Tax Day was pushed back until May 17, 2021

The Chicago Edge | April 14, 2021
Categories: Illinois, Politics

April 15 often fills taxpayers with dread. This year? Not so much. Earlier this year, the IRS extended the deadline for federal 2020 tax returns until May 17, 2021. The…more»

Tags: income tax returns, IRS, Tax Day, taxes

Cook County opens more first-dose vaccine appointments on Friday

The Chicago Edge | April 8, 2021
Categories: Chicago, Illinois

Cook County has a new batch of COVID-19 vaccine appointments that they will make available on Friday, April 9. The Cook County Public Health Department will release first dose appointments…more»

Tags: Cook County, Cook County Public Health Department, COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine appointments in Chicago, Moderna, Pfizer

Illinois expected to make voting rights expansion permanent

Democracy Watch | March 29, 2021
Categories: Illinois, Politics

Illinois is set to permanently expand voting rights in the state. All that’s needed is Governor Pritzker’s signature. Illinois was one of several states that expanded voting rights last year…more»

Tags: absentee voting in Illinois, Illinois House, Illinois Senate, JB Pritzker, The Pantagraph, vote by mail, voter suppression, voting rights

COVID-19 cases grow in multiple states even as vaccine rollout accelerates

The Chicago Edge | March 22, 2021
Categories: Illinois, National

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Rochelle Walensky said Monday that the nation was at “a fork in the road” in determining the trajectory of the coronavirus pandemic and…more»

Tags: COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccine, pandemic

Senator Durbin joins growing push to reform the filibuster

Jake Johnson | March 16, 2021
Categories: Illinois, Politics

Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin of Illinois on Monday torched the legislative filibuster as a “weapon of mass obstruction” in a speech on the floor of the upper chamber, adding…more»

Tags: Congress, Dick Durbin, filibuster, filibuster reform, United States Senate

Senator Duckworth joins bipartisan effort to limit presidential war powers

The Chicago Edge | March 3, 2021
Categories: Illinois, Politics

Shortly after President Biden ordered a military strike in Syria, two leading Democrats openly criticized the move. Now there’s a bipartisan push to limit presidential war powers. “Offensive military action…more»

Tags: AUMF, Joe Biden, Syria, Tammy Duckworth, United States Senate

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