Bridges says Aylesworth is hard to reach; the incumbent says he hopes to simply survive the election.

Doug Anderson is stepping down after 27 years, but Highway Commissioner Jason Diaz wants him gone now, not in December.

Johnson skipped the first-day scramble and the ballot lottery, filing Friday afternoon instead of joining five rivals in line.

The $500,000 pilot targets homeowners facing tax sale in Englewood, South Shore and the Lower West Side, with applications open now.

Former worker Hassan Blanch says he made $16 an hour for three years before being fired. A new report found median pay at $19.45.

Organizer Jonathan Greenberg says he disclosed Israel's consul general would attend — and was told it was fine.

Mayor Brandon Johnson tapped Aaliayah Romer to lead the push after years of food insecurity and Save A Lot closures.

The plan would close a back door letting ICE tap jail, court and DMV records through county vendors — but carries no penalties for violators.

Two former Old Joliet Prison guides say they were removed from a Slammers game before council members spoke up at Tuesday's meeting.

A D.C. nonprofit is funding Professional Aurora's campaign, which has already raised roughly $70,000 for the April ballot fight.

The lone face-to-face forum turned heated over ICE killings and tariffs, with Stratton pledging to check Trump's power.

Arlington Heights-based District 214 says it would still chip away at crumbling roofs and pipes even if voters reject the $295 million bond.

Kankakee approved $372,850 in no-bid roofing contracts before winter, but Mayor Chris Curtis wants answers about vendor vetting.