Mary Ann Ahern is a Political Reporter for NBC5 Chicago. With a background in education and journalism, Mary Ann covers local political news in Illinois, particularly in the city of Chicago. Her articles focus on a range of topics including political corruption, education, immigration, and elections.
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Mary Ann Ahern's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in Chicago, Illinois. She frequently covers evolving stories related to political events, governmental announcements, and corruption trials. Her work reflects a keen interest in the intricacies of Chicago politics including mayoral races, city council dynamics, and local union activities.
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By: Mary Ann Ahern, Rose Schmidt
At least three Illinois Republicans have called for Director Kimberly Cheatle to step down
By: Mary Ann Ahern, Rose Schmidt
A new poll spells trouble for Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. It comes as several aldermen are calling for him to fire one of his top aides for previous remarks about police officers and the war in Gaza.
By: Mary Ann Ahern, Rose Schmidt
The ongoing debate over whether to keep ShotSpotter, the technology used by police to alert them when gunfire is heard, will come to a vote at the Chicago City Council Wednesday.
By: Mary Ann Ahern, Rose Schmidt
The lead developer for a proposed stadium for the Chicago White Sox was mum when asked about the cost of the new pop-up field in Chicago's South
By: Mary Ann Ahern
Some members of Chicago City Council are asking Illinois lawmakers to limit mayoral authority in regards to Board of Education appointments amid a
The long-awaited public corruption trial for former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan is expected to get underway Monday.
By: Mary Ann Ahern
The 2024 elections are just days away, and while voters will be deciding on the next President of the United States and members of Congress, voters in the city of Chicago will also be electing Chicago Public Schools Board members for the first time.
Will he run for office or take on a national role with the Democratic Party?
By: Rose Schmidt, Mary Ann Ahern
If the budget doesn't pass Friday, lawmakers could return to City Council over the weekend
By: Sandra Torres, Mary Ann Ahern
President Donald Trump came to Wisconsin touting thousands of new jobs at a Foxxconn plant, but he also faced tough questions about whether a new trade war is forcing Harley Davidson to move jobs overseas.
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