Lincoln Methodist Church moved its Spanish services online after the threats of mass deportations from the incoming Trump administration.
Category: Elections
Tech titans trying to engage Trump through Mar-a-Lago trips
A steady stream of some of the biggest names in technology — Meta Platforms Inc.’s Mark Zuckerberg, Google co-founder Sergey Brin and Amazon.com Inc.’s Jeff Bezos — have all made pilgrimages to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club in Florida to meet with the president-elect.
Thornton Township 2025 ballot set by electoral board, court challenges remain
With the Thornton Township Hall in South Holland closed due to a board standoff, ballot challenges were resolved at a restaurant.
Who’s the boss? Chicago School Board members attend teachers contract negotiations as CPS-City Hall conflict persists
Chicago school board members attended ongoing negotiations Monday with the Chicago Teachers Union for the first time in 12 years.
Dixmoor Mayor Fitzgerald Roberts faces potential challenge from former trustee in April, pending petition review
Dixmoor Mayor Fitzgerald Roberts may face former Trustee Cyntha Mossuto in April, pending a petition review.
La Grange Area League of Women Voters celebrate century of participation
The La Grange Area Chapter of the League of Voters celebrated its 100th year of fair election advocacy.
3 candidates for Thornton Township supervisor knocked off 2025 ballot
Thornton Township supervisor independent candidates Stafford Owens, Nate Fields and Sidney Moore were disqualified by Electoral Board.
Mayor Brandon Johnson announces new Board of Ed appointees to be seated with elected members in January
Announcing a new round of appointments to the Chicago Board of Education Monday, Mayor Brandon Johnson named Sean Harden as the new president of the 21-member body to be seated in January.
Tinley Park challengers to appeal after being knocked off ballot
Tinley Together Party candidates led my Michael Maloney for mayor said they will appeal after their petitions were ruled invalid
November election numbers tell a cautionary tale for both Democrats and GOP
Illinois Republicans have touted the November results as a sign of growing momentum. But numbers show the gains are largely illusory.