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Ald. Rossana Rodríguez Sánchez said the working group intends to call for six of the shuttered mental health clinics to reopen over the next four years.

CHICAGO — Chicago Government’s IT Infrastructure Inefficient to the Point of “Barely” Working, Consultant Tells City Council- An IT consultant hired by City Hall to diagnose the...

Antisemitic incidents and white supremacist propaganda doubled in Illinois last year, the watchdog group’s report shows. Statewide hate crimes have risen 80% since 2020, it continued.

Lee Zoldan remembers the 2017 attack on her downtown synagogue every time she walks in the building. “Those windows were broken. Nazi stickers were placed on those doors,” the Chicago Loop Synagogue president recalled Tuesday. “The windows were replaced. The stickers were removed. But the invisible scars remain.” Years later, the same hate and extremism that shook Zoldan’s congregation has ...

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A federal judge will not grant an emergency stay blocking a scheduled vote next week for new members of Asheville’s Human Relations Commission. The judge also has rejected the city’s request to dismiss a lawsuit challenging commission membership.

Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward lashed out at Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration Monday over its handling of a sexual harassment allegation made by a female worker against a top aide of the governor. Ward, R-Hempfield, said it was “unacceptable” that Mike Vereb, Shapiro’s secretary of legislative affairs, remained

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Hazleton One Community Center will host a live television show about “The Evolution of Hazleton” on Monday and screen “Burden,” a short film about race relations on Wednesday.

“Come Walk With Me,” the third mural in LA vs. Hate's Summer of Solidarity series, was unveiled at the Valley Mall in El Monte.