SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Napoleon Harris, III advanced a measure on Tuesday to increase transparency of homeowner insurance policy coverage.

“When you choose a homeowner insurance policy you should have a full picture of what the policy covers,” said Harris (D-Harvey). “This legislation empowers homeowners to make educated financial decisions about their homeowner insurance policies.”

House Bill 5357 would require an insurer to disclose whether a homeowner's insurance policy covers damage from a sewer backup or overflow from a sump pump when issuing or quoting a homeowner's policy. Further, the measure would require insurance companies to offer the policyholder an opportunity to purchase this coverage if the policy does not already include it.

DOLTON – Attention job seekers! Get ready to take the next step in your career journey at the Southland Career Fair, hosted by State Senator Napoleon Harris (D-Harvey) in collaboration with NHS and Dolton Park District. This highly anticipated event will take place on Wednesday, April 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Dolton Park District.

The Southland Career Fair boasts an esteemed lineup of employers eager to connect with talented individuals like you. From esteemed organizations like Social Security Administration, UPS, and Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership to prestigious institutions such as RUSH Hospital, Elite Staffing, and Gifted Hands Academy, this event offers a diverse range of employment opportunities across various industries.

Attendees will have the chance to engage with representatives from renowned companies including The Insurance Exchange, Walker - Miller Energy Services, Fifth Third Bank, ComED, Jerk 48, Hire360, Caterpillar Inc., Boeing, Advocate Aurora Health, Chicago Athletic Association, and Amazon. Whether you're seeking entry-level positions or seasoned roles, there's something for everyone at the Southland Career Fair.

SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Napoleon Harris, III passed a measure inspired by constituent concerns for individuals fighting cancer who were unable to afford a hair prosthesis on Friday.

“Individuals who are experiencing hair loss due to alopecia, chemotherapy or radiation have had endless hurdles to overcome,” said Harris (D-Harvey). “Standardizing medical insurance for wigs and other scalp prostheses will help alleviate some unnecessary stress and remove financial barriers to help provide individuals with some sense of normalcy.”

Senate Bill 2573 would require insurance plans to provide coverage for wigs or other scalp prostheses for individuals experiencing hair loss due to alopecia, chemotherapy or radiation treatment for cancer or other conditions.

SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Napoleon Harris, III advanced a new initiative inspired by constituent concerns for individuals fighting cancer who were unable to afford a hair prosthesis.

“Individuals who are experiencing hair loss due to alopecia, chemotherapy or radiation have enough health hurdles to overcome,” said Harris (D-Harvey). “Making wigs and other scalp prostheses available to them can provide hope and help them feel more like themselves, giving them a sense of normalcy.”

Senate Bill 2573 would require insurance plans to provide coverage for wigs or other scalp prostheses for individuals experiencing hair loss due to alopecia, chemotherapy or radiation treatment for cancer or other conditions.