Michelle Nelson Ahead As Flossmoor Elects Woman Mayor For First Time In Nearly 100-Year History
For the first time ever, south suburban Flossmoor will elect a woman to lead the village.
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For the first time ever, south suburban Flossmoor will elect a woman to lead the village.
The target date for Chicago Public Schools high school students to return to class is less than two weeks away.
The executive director of the Illinois State Board of Elections has been placed on administrative leave, just one day before several cities hold their municipal elections.
A pile of poop – believed to be human feces – was spotted steps from the front door of Markham Mayor Roger Agpawa's campaign offices, the city said.
Indiana still plans to stop its statewide mask mandate for the coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday, but that does not mean anyone can just go maskless wherever they want.
Dolton School District 149 voted to oust a current school board member for illegal campaign funding – and he's not even up for reelection.
According to the charges, Collins filed false individual income tax returns for 2014 and 2015, substantially underreporting her income as a lobbyist.
Two years after the city's inspector general recommended comprehensive changes to the CPD gang database, a follow-up report found the department is still relying on flawed information and has made little progress in creating a new and improved system.
The conservative-leaning court ruled 4-3 that Evers violated state law by unilaterally issuing multiple emergency orders to extend the mandate for months.
Despite months of public promises to resolve the case of an innocent social worker who was wrongly raided by the Chicago Police, her attorney said the City has yet to make a settlement offer and is delaying what could bring some closure to the incident that sparked national outcry.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth said being an Army National Guard helicopter pilot was the best job she has had – bar none.
"We want to undergird this institution with confidence and with enough support that it does not become a marginal hospital," Davis said.
Concerned citizens, aldermen, and other leaders tackled police misconduct during a virtual town hall on Saturday.
On Tuesday night at 10 p.m., CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reported on Ald. James Gardiner (45th) denying a permit parking exception for residents of a Northwest Side building.
Seeking to boost the number of affordable housing units available for lower-income Chicagoans, Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Wednesday proposed new requirements for developers who get city subsidies, purchase city land, or require a zoning change for their projects.
