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This landmark ruling establishes Illinois as the first state in the nation to abolish cash bail, reaffirming its commitment to a fair and just criminal justice system that respects the rights and dignity of all its citizens.
READ MOREThe United Negro College Fund will present student scholarships at its “Each One Teach One Jazz in the Garden” Luncheon on Sunday, July 23, at the Hyatt Regency at the Convention Center.
READ MOREVickers is a mother of two and a fourth generation Black Portlander, who for over 15 years has advocated for kids who have historically been marginalized
READ MOREMillicent Williams has previously served as Deputy Director for PBOT
READ MOREAfter 17 years of service, Jarvis hangs up his press credentials
READ MOREFerguson’s struggle to become a member of DAR lasted from 1980 to 1983, afterwards as a result of Ferguson’s advocacy, DAR started a project to focus more research on Revolutionary War patriots of color
READ MORESenators Hirono, Schatz, and Booker have most diverse staff
READ MOREIn support of McLeod-Skinner, Kevin Easton, Democratic candidate for OR-05, is suspending his campaign.
READ MORECounties can use the funding to purchase or upgrade their security software and hardware, hire IT security personnel, make structural improvements, and more.
READ MOREThe Broadway Bridge will close on two separate weekends in July for its annual inspection.
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