If the process of assessing Chicago property taxes is “opaque,” as the Illinois Policy Institute states, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: allowing aldermen to serve as property tax attorneys may be a conflict of interest.

Crossroad bridge work affecting our area.

The League of Women Voters of the LaGrange Area, along with the Coalition for a Drug Free Lyons Township, will sponsor a meeting on Tuesday, August 28, 2018

A $166 million referendum approved in early August by Hinsdale High School District 86 has a slim chance with the voters in November without school attendance boundaries for Central and South high schools in place, says Zach Mottl, a Burr Ridge trustee and co-chair of a citizens group fighting for parity between the schools.

When most people hear the words vaccine or immunization, they think about childhood vaccines.

Police were investigating a rollover crash Tuesday morning on eastbound Interstate 80, according to Illinois State Police.

The Princeton City Council has said “yes” to the sports complex a Tiskilwa couple plans to build in the Logistics Park, just north of Interstate 80.

Committee members in the Senate Human Services Hearing heard at length earlier this month about how children in the custody of the Illinois Department Children and Family Services (DCFS) are being kept in hospitals beyond medical necessity.

Two AMITA Health experts were among a group of physicians, leaders, public health officials, addiction specialists, educators and law enforcement officials invited by U.S.

The rapper and Chicago leader, 25, recently announced he bought the local outlet to resurrect it.

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Brookfield man has been charged in connection with the report of shots fired early yesterday morning in southeast Oak Park.

Are firefighters who show symptoms of burnout less likely to follow safety procedures?

The Illinois Attorney General’s Public Access Counselor has contended that the city of Naperville improperly withheld public records related to Watchdog's Freedom of Information Act request of certain utility bills of a named individual.

This is for a 30 day gun raffle which will start on September 1st. One half of the proceeds will go to MDA.

The U.S. Supreme Court in June ruled that approximately 5 million government workers nationwide should not be forced to pay dues to public employee unions.

Another successful National Night Out hosted by the Channahon Police Department!

Taxpayers in the Berwyn School District 100 recently stood along the aisle and outside the door of the Berwyn Police Station's Community Room to protest property tax increases.

The League of Women Voters of the LaGrange area will sponsor a meeting on August 13, 2018, at 7:00 pm.,

BOIL ORDERS An advisory to boil any water used for consumption purposes due to the presence of bacteria is called a “Boil Order”.