Jake Sheridan

CHICAGO — Chicago aldermen Thursday struck down most of Mayor Brandon Johnson's last-minute progressive questions to ask voters this autumn, opting instead for a slate mainly of their own making.

U.S. Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García opponents say the outgoing congressman is resorting to the kinds of Chicago Democratic machine election tactics his outsider movement has railed against for decades.

Mayor Brandon Johnson's budget chair broke with him on Monday, saying he is against of Chicago's infamous to a private firm because the city should instead create a trust to purchase the system itself.

A hearing officer for the state Board of Elections is recommending to the board that independent candidate Mayra Macías be blocked from running for

A hearing officer for the state Board of Elections is recommending to the board that independent candidate Mayra Macías be blocked from running for Illinois’ 4th Congressional District in the contest ...

A hearing officer for the state Board of Elections is recommending to the board that independent candidate Mayra Macías be blocked from running for

Aldermen approved a plan Wednesday to spend $425 million in to spark development at The 78, the barren downtown lot where the a soccer stadium.

A City Hall fight set to redefine the tenant-landlord relationship is ramping up after a group of aldermen this week pitched a counterproposal to to vastly expand the rights of Chicago renters.

A hearing officer is recommending the Illinois State Board of Elections block independent candidate Ald.

Ald. Bill Conway has joined the criticizing the company trying to buy the city's parking meter system for owning a company tied to President Donald Trump's deportation machine.