Cook County opens warming centers as wind chills near –10°F, offering shelter, snacks, restrooms, and limited pet accommodations for residents.
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23rd Ward residents get property tax help despite blame game
Ald. Silvana Tabares and Cook County Board of Review Commissioner George Cardenas held property tax assistance events for homeowners.
Holy Arrival! Our Lady of Guadalupe Lands at SXU
Saint Xavier University unveils a hand-carved Our Lady of Guadalupe statue, blending art, faith, and campus heritage in McDonough Chapel.
Chicago seeks community voices for special education policy committee
Applicants must reside in the City of Chicago and, if selected, will complete the CPS New Volunteer Application that includes a mandatory background check.
23rd Ward residents can get property tax appeals help in January
In-person appointments are limited. To make an appointment, call Tabares’ office at 773-582-4444 or email ward23@cityofchicago.org.
Supreme Court won’t allow Illinois National Guard deployment
The Supreme Court decided not to overrule a lower court decision that blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in the Chicago area.
Quinn doubts Johnson executive order will impact police overtime
Alderman Marty Quinn (13th) thinks it will be difficult to enforce Brandon Johnson’s cap on police overtime.
Blue Nuns move in to Nativity BVM convent
The Nativity BVM convent at 68th and Washtenaw is a busy place once again. Taking up residence are the “Blue Nuns.”
City Council defies mayor, passes alternative budget
The Chicago City Council passed an alternative 2026 budget Saturday on a 30-19 vote that aldermen called a historic assertion of council independence.
Tabares makes Christmas nicer for 23rd Ward families
23rd Ward families were selected for the Christmas in the Ward program in mid-November.
