Last week’s roundtable discussion on senior health care at the Woodstock Public Library was billed as a strictly nonpartisan event. But with the midterm elections looming, it was…
The personal attacks show no sign of stopping as the gubernatorial race heads into its final weeks. In their last televised debate, held Oct. 11 in Quincy, Republican Gov. Bruce…
A handful of potential voters last week witnessed a rarity in this election season — a debate between two major party candidates for Congress. Rep. Bill Foster, the incumbent 11th…
Incumbent U.S. Rep. Peter Roskam and challenger Sean Casten didn’t agree on much during a July 26 televised forum in downtown Chicago. Roskam, a six-term 6th District Republican,…
Despite a new, highly touted school-funding formula in place, a huge gap between the haves and the have-nots still exists. Funding for Illinois school districts ranges from schools…
Nearly three-quarters of registered voters in Illinois know someone considering leaving the state and nearly half of residents have considered relocating themselves, according to a…
The candidates running for governor and attorney general want the state’s agriculture community to know that they hear farmers’ concerns and issues. Gov. Bruce Rauner said he wants…
Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin started and ended Saturday’s Sugar Grove town-hall meeting talking about health-care policy. But much of the 75-minute public meeting at Waubonsee Community…
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Chicago West Side workforce development ...As Aspire Center for Workforce Innovation, the new workforce development and social ...
Pritzker signs executive order responding ...SPRINGFIELD — Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed an executive order July 14 requiring ...
Chicago man charged with hate ...A Chicago man faces multiple felonies in connection with properties being defaced ...
