Editorial: Heads up, Georgia voters. One Tiffany Henyard will be on some of your November ballots.
Past performance is the clearest indicator voters have of who a candidate is and how they’ll govern.
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Editorial: The City Council must act to protect our prized restaurants
Chicago's beleaguered restaurants need help.
Editorial: Mayor Brandon Johnson’s public battle with aldermanic opponents is harming Chicago taxpayers
Even in the face of bad market conditions, Chicago last week had to issue $500 million-plus in bonds. The cost to taxpayers was predictably high.
Editorial: The Chicago Teachers Union’s May 1 walkout puts politics ahead of education
CTU is also encouraging students to join in their protest and calling upon the Board of Education and Mayor Brandon Johnson to allow middle and high school students an excused...
Editorial: Whatever his reasons, it’s good Gov. JB Pritzker isn’t joining other blue states on the tax-the-rich bandwagon
New York and Washington state are on the cusp of major tax increases on corporations and the wealthy. Illinois isn't thanks mainly to its governor.
Editorial: How a $10 million judgment against the city of Chicago became a $27 million settlement proposal
The Chicago City Council Finance Committee has a real doozy of a proposed legal settlement on its agenda for Friday.
Editorial: Cities and towns have just cause to complain about how Gov. JB Pritzker’s budget treats them
This isn’t the first time Springfield has shifted financial pressure onto local governments.
Editorial: Chicago’s fully elected school board will have a big job. They should be paid.
In the two years since Chicago's school board grew in size and included elected members, we've learned how time consuming the job now is.
Editorial: Really? The return of military conscription is an ‘option to keep on the table’?
We’d suggest to the administration that it’s time to exercise some restraint and give Americans reassurance that this is not what the president intends.
Editorial: The human cost of the war in Iran
Behind every military objective are ordinary people who will live with the consequences long after the bombs stop falling.