Wisconsin Democrats Still Hiding Out In Illinois
Wisconsin Democrats who left the state to block a vote on sweeping anti-union legislation might stay in hiding for weeks.
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Wisconsin Democrats who left the state to block a vote on sweeping anti-union legislation might stay in hiding for weeks.
The contest may not have the same high profile as the mayoral race, but the rhetoric is heating up in the campaign for who will replace Chicago City Clerk Miguel Del Valle.
Rahm Emanuel claims to be the only mayoral candidate with a plan to address the lack of grocery stores in some South Side neighborhoods – often called "food deserts."
The Chicago Teachers Union says it is fully in sympathy with Madison, Wis., teachers who have closed schools there for two days in a row.
CBS 2's Walter Jacobson, no tall drink of water himself, points out a physical characteristics all of the mayoral hopefuls share.
With Election Day less than a week away, three of the major mayoral candidates attacked front-runner Rahm Emanuel.
Incumbent Ald. Scott Waguespack is crying foul over a negative "robo" call to voters purportedly from a Chicago police officer.
A renewed call has been issued for a school board that would be elected in Chicago instead of appointed by the mayor.
Indiana teachers would have their pay linked to student performance under a proposal that cleared a legislative hearing.
A new early-morning motion was filed today by attorneys for deposed Gov. Rod Blagojevich, asking to have a court-ordered seal on all evidence lifted.
Some city workers are wondering whether someone inside City Hall is slipping private information about them to the Rahm Emanuel mayoral campaign.
A showdown in underway in Wisconsin, as the state Legislature is expected to vote on a bill to strip government workers of nearly all their collective bargaining rights.
Mayoral frontrunner Rahm Emanuel is defending his use of robo-calls to call out challenger Gery Chico for having received the endorsement of a Tea Party group.
The last day has arrived for early voting in the mayoral race, and Election Day is right around the corner.
It has only been one year since former Cicero town president Betty Loren-Maltese returned to the Chicago area after serving a seven year sentence in a California prison and now hopes to get her conviction overturned.
