A new poll shows Gonzalez leading Obeso-Martinez 46% to 40%; separately, 58% of voters recently informed about Gonzalez viewed him favorably.

Defendants from nine countries face charges spanning three election cycles, including one who allegedly voted this August.

A new Marquette poll shows Crowley up 49-46 among likely voters, but undecided independents could still swing the race.

A new state law tackles a hurdle working parents know well: dragging a teen to the library just to sign a form.

Joseph Woods wants Park Forest taxpayers to cover his defense costs from a 2024 confrontation at All-Out Smoke Pit.

A new survey shows one disputed sentence about school and health funding shifts support by 13 points on Initiative 645.

Council could vote within a month on rules for 200-plus short-term rentals, including 140 Airbnbs, after years of resident complaints.

Senate Democrats blocked the Stop Insider Trading Act Wednesday, saying it let lawmakers keep existing stocks while adding a voting poison pill.

Three lenders want a Dallas-area apartment mogul's remaining assets liquidated after his firm's multifamily empire collapsed.

Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas ask justices to strike down shield laws while suing 30 providers in Lake Charles federal court.

Council tabled a $25,000 legal review as residents accuse Mayor Corcoran of rushing a federal grant deal past voters.

Commissioners voted unanimously to pause new data-center projects in unincorporated Mesa County, citing residents’ worries over water and power.

Keisha Lance Bottoms says her plan could save a two-car family around $220 a year on fuel and insurance combined.