CHICAGO, IL - An Illinois nursing home is being forced to closed in the small town of New Athens, nearly 35 miles away from St. Louis, causing confusion amongst residents and their families about where they will go next. Residents and their loved ones found out on Friday that they had two weeks ... [Continue Reading]
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IDPH Reports 74 Nursing Homes Violating the Illinois Nursing Home Care Act
CHICAGO, IL - Throughout the United States, millions of elderly individuals live and are cared for in nursing homes. Nursing homes provide residents with the care and attention they need. Unfortunately, not even the best nursing homes provide the quality care that residents deserve. Newly ... [Continue Reading]
Fourth of July Safety Tips for You and Your Family
CHICAGO, IL - Fourth of July is a time to spend with family and friends that's jam-packed with activities. Family barbeques, fireworks, and time on the lake is underway this weekend. Still, make sure to celebrate with caution and taking steps to stay safe over the holiday weekend. More than 45 ... [Continue Reading]
5 Reasons Jury Duty is Important
CHICAGO, IL - Most people aren’t thrilled to be notified that they’re being summoned to jury duty. Many people will do everything in their power to avoid jury duty; however, this is something you should be proud to do. The role of the jury is to provide an unbiased view or resolution to evidence ... [Continue Reading]
Bicyclist Killed in Old Irving Park; Third Fatality in Chicago This Year
CHICAGO, IL - More than 1,000 bicyclists die each year while on America's roadway. Chicago has seen its third bicyclist fatality of the year last month when a 22-year-old bicyclist was killed in a hit-and-run accident. Bike advocates are sounding the alarm about the number of car-related deaths to ... [Continue Reading]
Historical Legacy of Juneteenth
CHICAGO, IL - Juneteenth is a day to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States. Back in 1865, it was on June 19 that Union soldiers landed in Galveston, Texas, led by Major General Gordon Granger, with news that the war was over and enslaved people were free. President ... [Continue Reading]
5 Most Common Types of Personal Injuries in the Workplace
CHICAGO, IL - Workplace accidents can occur in various ways and can be costly to both businesses and injured employees. Some personal injuries can leave you catastrophically injured and can leave you with a permanent injury. Serious, non-fatal workplace injuries account for nearly $60 billion in ... [Continue Reading]
LA hospital sued for racism in death of Black mother
CHICAGO, IL - The husband of a Black woman that died just hours after giving birth in 2016 sued Cedars-Sinai Medical Center last month. His wife tragically died after bleeding out because of a renowned culture of racism at a world-class hospital in Los Angeles. Charles Johnson IV discovered the ... [Continue Reading]