Douglas DePodesta's lawsuit, filed Monday, targets the FBI, the Justice Department, Attorney General Todd Blanche, FBI ...

Che “Rhymefest” Smith is the lone name on the ballot, but the incumbent board member faces write-in candidate Tameka Walton, a nonprofit leader and CPS mom.

With full campaign coffers and support from deep-pocketed groups that support school choice, incumbent school board member Angel Gutierrez is guaranteed to keep his seat after nobody filed paperwork ...

At first glance, the candidates vying to represent Chicago’s Southeast Side seem like two moms and a dad with grown children who went through Chicago Public Schools and now want to make it better for ...

Two Latinas with backgrounds in public service are vying to represent a slice of the Southwest Side that has one of the highest shares of schools in Chicago Public Schools with the state’s top two ...

Incumbent Ebony DeBerry, with a background in education and community organizing, faces Hector Morales, a public interest lawyer, in one of Chicago’s most culturally diverse areas on the Far North ...

Chicago’s first-ever race for school board president has generated millions in political contributions, political jockeying by special-interest groups and stirred controversy in a divisive and heated ...

Two men who both grew up in Humboldt Park, graduated from selective-enrollment Chicago public high schools, and became teachers through Teach for America are facing off — again — in the race to ...

The two women vying to represent Chicago’s Northwest Side are no strangers to politics — one ran for school board in 2024 and the other has run campaigns or worked for other elected officials for more ...

Judge April Perry's order came hours after former Chicago FBI boss Douglas DePodesta sued U.S. Attorney Boutros and other ...

They extend well beyond his interests in the Trump Tower along the Chicago River and include local government bonds, as well ...