Illinois Treasurer Frerichs, Ald. Hopkins Return $28,000 To PAWS Chicago on National Dog Day
Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs marked National Dog Day on Wednesday by returning $28,000 in unclaimed property to PAWS Chicago.
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THE GOVERNMENT NEWS DESKDAILY BRIEFING · 2026-10-01
Official releases published on 2026-10-01, plus newly retrieved releases whose publication dates were unavailable.
Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs marked National Dog Day on Wednesday by returning $28,000 in unclaimed property to PAWS Chicago.
Official originalLooking for Special and Memorable Gifts? You’ll Find Them at the Online Auction September 25-October 4
Official originalCubs Radio Announcer, Steinmetz College Prep Principal, National Museum of Mexican Art Curator Among Those Recognized
Official originalThe State Treasurer’s Office made $1.45 billion in investment earnings from the state investment portfolio during Fiscal Year 2026, Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs announced today.
Official originalAFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust Partnership Will Create Illinois Jobs, Build Affordable Housing, Generate Investment Returns
Official originalAFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust Creates Illinois Jobs, Adds to Affordable Housing, Offers Investment Returns
Official originalBaseball cards of Cubs legend Ernie Banks and Yankees great Mickey Mantle, a 14-karat white gold ring with a 10-carat blue sapphire and 14 diamonds, and Morgan silver dollars from various years are just some of the pieces of unclaimed property that the public can preview today (Monday, August 3).
Official originalOver the last four years, Governor JB Pritzker and members of the General Assembly provided strong leadership in rebuilding Illinois following years of disinvestment and a deadly global pandemic. Together Governor Pritzker, his administration, and the General Assembly have expanded access to health care for the most vulnerable and increased K-12 sc…
Official originalFirst-, second-, and third-place winners in each of three age categories are receiving Bright Start scholarships of up to $1,000.
Official originalIllinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs returned a record $307.8 million in missing money to more than 567,000 residents, businesses and organizations through the I-CASH program during Fiscal Year 2026.
Official originalBipartisan support in House & Senate, Governor’s input and signature helped make this legislation possible
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