Mary Ann Ahern is a Political Reporter at NBC5 Chicago. She specializes in government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and regional interest, while also delving into world affairs and legal matters. Mary Ann's work has been featured in various outlets, including 13 WREX, New England Cable News, and NBC Chicago.
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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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There are 10 days to go in the legislative session, and the fate of bills around the Bears' stadium is unclear
By: Mary Ann Ahern
If bills aren't passed by the end of the legislative session, they require greater majorities to pass
With time slipping away, Illinois lawmakers worked on a plan aimed at keeping the Chicago Bears from moving across state lines.
By: Mary Ann Ahern
Emanuel said FIFA's stipluations for hosting games were too much for Chicago to accept when negotiations took place
The Chicago Bears have said they are prioritizing northwest Indiana for a new stadium but could a secondary site in the area be the chosen spot?
The Chicago Bears’ stadium saga remains ongoing, but Illinois officials are playing things cautiously even as Indiana appears to be in the lead.
By: Mary Ann Ahern
Though Pritzker noted there was urgency to get a Bears deal done, that same sentiment is not echoed by other lawmakers working on the deal.
Former Chicago Housing Authority board chair and CEO Matt Brewer is the latest candidate to throw his hat into the Chicago mayoral election.
By: Mary Ann Ahern
The Chicago mayoral election comes up just three months after the general election in November, leading to some interesting choices for candidates and voters alike
By: Mary Ann Ahern
The new site is just 19 miles from downtown Chicago, according to officials
