Ex-Worth Township Trustee Richard Lewandowski Sentenced to Probation for Tax Misdemeanor Amidst Chicago Political Corruption Probe
Richard Lewandowski, ex-Worth Township trustee, received probation and a fine for failing to file tax returns in 2017 and 2018, while aiding political corruption probes.
AG Kwame Raoul Leads Coalition Urging U.S. Senate to End 'Baseless' National Energy Emergency
Attorney General Kwame Raoul, joined by nine other state attorneys general, is challenging a national energy emergency declaration, arguing for the resolution's termination based on the U.S. being a net energy exporter with a robust energy grid.
Dolton's Heated Mayoral Primary: Incumbent Tiffany Henyard Battles Controversy and Challenger Jason House's Transparency Campaign
Dolton's primary election heats up with Mayor Tiffany Henyard, under federal investigation for mismanagement, facing challenger Jason House, who campaigns for transparency and reform.
Chicago Finance Chair Pat Dowell Clarifies Controversial Bond Issuance Amid Public Confusion
City Council Finance Committee Chair Pat Dowell responded to misinformation about Chicago's bond issuance in a recent editorial, emphasizing the city's debt management and infrastructure investment strategy.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul Leads Coalition to Defend Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Against Disruption Efforts
Attorney General Kwame Raoul leads 23 attorneys general in support of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau amid challenges to its operations. They filed an amicus brief to protect consumer rights and maintain oversight of financial institutions.












