Every Illinoisan deserves quality, affordable health care. The ACA Health Insurance Marketplace is open now through Dec. 15, and @CoveredIllinois offers tools to help you find the coverage you need to stay healthy: GetCovered.Illinois.gov #OpenEnrollment

Is your business facing revenue losses as a result of the pandemic? The BIG program is offering grants of up to $150K to use for payroll, rent and other operational costs. Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/35HHF4p

The State of Illinois has partnered with Coursera to offer virtual career training to unemployed workers. Using an Illinois workNet account, job seekers can register for free courses in high-demand fields like information technology from top institutions—such as the University of Illinois—to learn new skills, earn certificates and make themselves more attractive to employers. More than 3,000 residents have enrolled, and over 430 classes have been completed since June. Register here by Oct. 31.

The Illinois Secretary of State has implemented new policies to allow drivers to stay safe and avoid long lines and crowds at the DMV. Drivers age 75 years and older automatically have their driver’s licenses extended by one year; the new expiration date is their birthday in 2021. All other licenses and IDs have been extended to Feb. 1, 2021. Vehicle registrations will expire Nov. 1 and can be renewed online, along with duplicate license and ID requests, plate replacement, and more at www.cyberdriveillinois.com.