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Cook County property taxes are higher in south suburbs than north suburbs, putting some families in danger of losing homes - Vimarsana News

Cook County property taxes are higher in south suburbs than north suburbs, putting some families in danger of losing homes

Cook County property taxes are higher in the south suburbs than in the north suburbs, largely due to how they're used to fund schools.

State of Park Forest: The Weak & Strong Points with Mayor Woods - Vimarsana News

State of Park Forest: The Weak & Strong Points with Mayor Woods

Mayor Joseph Woods presented The State of Park Forest on Thursday, November 9 - exploring the weak and strong points of the village.

Messenger: Missouri will add mental health workers in jails. It should add hospital beds too. - Vimarsana News

Messenger: Missouri will add mental health workers in jails. It should add hospital beds too.

Jails in St. Louis and St. Louis County will be part of a project with the Department of Mental Health. Advocates say the state isn't taking the right approach.

Tablets have helped reduce violence at St. Louis County jail - Vimarsana News

Tablets have helped reduce violence at St. Louis County jail

Inmates first received access to the tablets in October 2021. In the 14 months since, use of force by guards is down 40% and assaults on staff are down 60%.

Be Kind: Chess Master Justus Williams from Bronx organizes tournaments for inmates - Vimarsana News

Be Kind: Chess Master Justus Williams from Bronx organizes tournaments for inmates

SAINT LOUIS, Missouri (WABC) -- A man from the Bronx who became a ground-breaking chess champion at a young age believes in the possibilities that come from playing the game -- and he's taking his campaign on the road to prisons. More than 100 inmates at the Saint Louis County Justice Center are playing in the jail's first chess tournament. "These guys, they're good. That's what they do," correction officer Mario Reed said. "There's some good players in there." Justus Williams watched it all. He became the youngest African-American Chess Master in history at the age of 12. Now he is overseein...

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