A former mayoral candidate says that rather than blaming young people and looking for silver bullet solutions, the city needs to take a longer view of the policies that have ramifications for years and decades to come.
The state was undercounted in the 2020 Census by 65,000 to 440,000 people — but Edward McClelland’s experience as an enumerator suggests the number could be even higher.
Why will J.B. Pritzker likely be reelected governor? Because he’s neither corrupt nor a screwup. In Illinois, that’s a rare combo.
Our latest update to who has the best shot at becoming the city’s next mayor.
The state chooses its candidates earlier than any other state — making it feel as though politics never ends.
The Chicago Teachers Union’s heir apparent sees herself as a righteous champion of not just educators but of students. And she’s not about to let anyone stand in her way. Including the mayor.
Why gives her an edge? She’s a veteran, a suburbanite, and a Hotel California fan.
A showdown for the 3rd Congressional District will put the growing political power of Latinos on display.
Twenty-two counts. Two guys named Mike. One humdinger of an Illinois political corruption case.
