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Illinois appeals disaster aid denial for summer storms

29.10.2025

Chicago All Local

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If you had flooding during severe storms this summer and did not share details with emergency management leaders, you have another chance. Chicago, Cook County and the state are asking for more information about damage from storms on July 25-28 and August 16-19 as the state appeals for federal disaster aid that President Trump denied last week.

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