Vallas, Johnson keep busy on campaign trail ahead of early voting in mayoral race
Both candidates spent part of their day visiting Black churches as they seek to shore up their support in the African American community.
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Both candidates spent part of their day visiting Black churches as they seek to shore up their support in the African American community.
While public safety has become a central issue in the upcoming mayoral runoff, community activists are hoping to shine a light on environmental justice in their neighborhoods.
Evan Corcoran previously refused to answer investigators' questions about his conversations with Trump, citing attorney-client privilege concerns. The ruling will likely be appealed.
The runoff is two weeks from Tuesday. Early voting starts this coming Monday.
The ward has an odd shape after being redrawn – crawling northwest up Grand Avenue from West Town to Montclare.
The García endorsement could mean a boost from García's supporters and the Latinx community.
The case against former President Donald Trump stems from a "hush money" payment of $130,000 to adult film star Stormy Daniels in 2016.
At various points, each candidate also accused the other of being in some way to blame for ruining schools.
The debate will take place on Tuesday, March 28th at 6:00 PM at the CBS Chicago Broadcast Center and Morningstar Auditorium.
Vallas and Johnson each have big ideas on how to make the city better and safer – but that means money.
The measure is designed to eliminate hazards for bicyclists who are often forced to ride in traffic when bike lanes are blocked.
Six incumbent members of the City Council are among those facing runoff elections after failing to win a majority of the vote on Feb. 28.
Chicago transit police have largely responded to smoking violations by issuing municipal citations. Out of the roughly 4,400 citations issued in 2021, about 200 were paid.
Crime is arguably – and some would even say indisputably – the number one issue in the mayoral runoff.
The SAFE-T Act was supposed to take effect statewide on Jan. 1. But it has been on hold after 64 counties filed lawsuits claiming the law was unconstitutional.
