Page 25 - Andre Smith News Today

Andre Smith and Marnix Lock are the visionary founders of Holoconnects, a company that creates an immersive digital reality through engaging, life-like 3D hologram technology for hotels, entertainment, retail, technology gaming, business, and more. They are talented entrepreneurs with a proven track record of success, having held leadership roles in technology, marketing, finance, and the media. The team is now focused on building companies driven by a passion for creating a smaller, more sustai...

The Falcons have more depth than at any other point in Arthur Smith's tenure as head coach.

Apple's Airtags and similar devices like Tile are marketed as useful tools for people to keep track of their belongings. But domestic violence awareness groups claim in the wrong hands, the devices can be used to track people against their wishes.

The Children's Cabinet is proud to announce that 13 students are set to graduate from the Redfield Academy.

Chicago's Black community has expressed worries over the city's plan to dole out $51 million to assist migrants in the city. On May 31, the Chicago City Council passed the $51 million [...]

A Chicago resident who was arrested earlier this year when he tried to block buses of migrants in Chicago has slammed the citys new $51 million immigrant aid package.

Amid loud boos and tears, the Chicago City Council passed the controversial $51 million Migrant Funding Ordinance 34-13 on Wednesday, May 31, 2023. The

Rachel: chicago residents pushing back on the city councils decision to provide a massive aid package to illegal migrants who are illegally coming into their city. the council set aside $51 million for housing staff, food, and other resources. residents sounded off on that earlier this week. take a listen. >> anything for our community, we are sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> how dare this mayor and city council have the guts to give migrants 50 one million dollars. >> reporter: andre ...

Chicago resident Andre Smith expressed his concern and outrage with a migrant aid package approved by the Chicago City Council during a meeting, Wednesday.

Several Black residents in Chicago slammed city leadership this week for allocating more than $50 million to house illegal immigrants in their communities rather than addressing the needs of citizens. Tensions flared during the Wednesday night Chicago City Council meeting shortly before the council voted 34-13 in favor of setting aside $51 million to house