Manny Ramos

One Chicago-based company was awarded more than $7 million to relocate ICE employees while a suburban weapons manufacturer was paid nearly $1.5 million in two weeks to supply pepper balls and air-powered guns.

Regional transit agencies have seen their budget gap decrease from $771 million to $202 million. But if that budget hole is not plugged, major service cuts could be in order, advocates warned.

Una empresa con sede en Chicago obtuvo más de 7 millones de dólares para reubicar a empleados del ICE, mientras que un fabricante de armas suburbano obtuvo casi 1.5 millones de dólares en dos semanas para suministrar balas de pimienta y armas de aire comprimido.

The $1.5 billion funding package also creates a new regional governing body for the system: the Northern Illinois Transit Authority.

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Abstract The Philippine Nurses Association of America developed the Innovative Leadership Development Program to strengthen chapter governance

West Suburban Medical Center's president and CEO said the hospital's faulty records and billing system caused a drop in revenue. But problems have been mounting for years, sources told Block Club Chicago.

The safety-net medical center, which mostly serves low-income West Side patients, began shutting down this week, but its minority owner hopes another hospital system can save it.

At a press conference called by state Rep. La Shawn K. Ford, embattled hospital owner Dr. Manoj Prasad said he hoped it could reopen this spring but offered few additional details.

As Southwest Side neighbors were targeted or hid in their homes, Lopez repeatedly defended Trump's immigration roundups on conservative and right-wing media.