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America’s cities are some of its most solidly Democratic areas — but that doesn’t mean they are solidly liberal. Over the past two years, the mayoral elections …

One of the largest Easter egg hunts in Chicagoland takes place in the South Loop Saturday.

The Daleys liked to keep it in the family and in the neighborhood.

The Anti-Cruelty Society is waiving adoption fees for bigger dogs.

The Chicago mayoral election pits a neoliberal school privatizer against a public school teacher and union organizer.

Brandon Johnson says he’d hire 200 more detectives while Paul Vallas vows to build the detective ranks to 10% of overall staffing. The next mayor will also have to address the controversial spike in people being stopped for traffic violations.

Birthdays are always a great excuse to party. Luckily for us, a whole lot of them are blotting Chicago’s musical calendar this spring.

State Rep. Lamont Robinson captured just over 46% of the vote in February’s election, falling short of the majority needed to win outright.

There were four reports of armed robberies at 7-Eleven stores across Chicago early Wednesday morning. 

Development and gentrification are at the heart of runoff elections for alderman in two South Side lakefront wards.