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John Catanzara has been reelected for a second three-year term as president of Chicago Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7, the largest police union in the city. → Read More
Chicago’s Election Day brings with it an element of city pride, but this year’s voting also comes with a weight of uncertainty. → Read More
Election Day has quickly arrived, with polls set to open early Tuesday morning, but for those looking for a crash course on what to know about this election, we’ve got you covered. → Read More
Paul Vallas has emerged as the frontrunner in the race for Chicago mayor, according to newly-released polls, setting up a battle among the other candidates for second place and the other spot in April’s runoff election. → Read More
The 2023 Chicago Mayoral Election is just four days away. But between the latest poll results and the latest numbers of mail-in ballots coming in, residents may not know who their next city leader will be until March, or even April. Whether or not you’ve cast your ballot for the election, here’s a breakdown of what to know ahead of Election Day. → Read More
Nine mayoral candidates, history on the line, a new group on the ballot and a runoff likely — Chicago voters will be facing a number of important decisions as they head to the polls this Election Day. For those looking to prepare for what to expect, we have a rundown of what you’ll want to know before you vote. → Read More
With nine candidates on the ballot in the race for the next mayor of Chicago, a runoff election seems likely. But first, voters will need to make a critical decision as uncertainty floods the race even just days before Election Day. → Read More
The Chicago municipal election is set for Feb. 28, but there is a very real possibility that we may not know the final two contenders for the April 4 runoff until just weeks before that vote takes place. → Read More
With just over one week to go until the 2023 Chicago municipal elections, some of the frontrunners in the race for mayor are facing intense criticism in the waning days. → Read More
The televised forums featuring all nine Chicago mayoral candidates are now over, and with two weeks left until Election Day, candidates are sharpening their attacks and preparing for the final stretch run. → Read More
Chicagoans have strong feelings about whether the Chicago Bears should move from Soldier Field to a new stadium in Arlington Heights, according to results released Friday in an independent poll commissioned by Telemundo Chicago, NBC 5, the Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ. → Read More
The Chicago Police Department’s chief of detectives, Brendan Deenihan, is leaving the department and the force, multiple sources told NBC 5. → Read More
The Chicago mayor’s race would end in a three-way tie if the election happened today, an independent poll commissioned by Telemundo Chicago, NBC 5, the Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ shows, with no clear path for Mayor Lori Lightfoot to win in a runoff election. → Read More
Paul Vallas has returned a campaign donation from a retired police officer with ties to the Laquan McDonald case, but the fact he accepted the money has sparked a tsunami of criticism from his Chicago mayoral rivals. → Read More
With five weeks to go until Election Day, the Chicago mayoral race is continuing to heat up, with one of the frontrunners hitting the airwaves with ads for the first time and several others ratcheting up their criticisms of Mayor Lori Lightfoot. → Read More
Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García, viewed as a frontrunner in recent polling data, is talking up his credentials as he aims for the Chicago mayorship that eluded... → Read More
One year has passed since former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel took on a new role as the United States Ambassador to Japan. → Read More
As Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker was inaugurated for a second term, he spent an eventful Monday laying out his vision for the next four years, while celebrating with supporters and dancing to the music of Grammy winner Bruno Mars. → Read More
While the Illinois Senate was in session Sunday at the State Capitol, it wasn’t the only action taking place in Springfield. → Read More
A Chicago political tradition is now underway, with candidates scouring the petitions of their political rivals as the February municipal election ballot takes shape. → Read More