Sheppard: ‘With my law enforcement background, I’m all about making sure our kids are protected’
Candidate for Evergreen Park ESD 124 school board David Sheppard says that he will focus on addressing school bullying if elected.
Candidate for Evergreen Park ESD 124 school board David Sheppard says that he will focus on addressing school bullying if elected.
Keith Pekau, Mayor of Orland Park and Republican Congressional candidate (IL-6), recently said inflation is continuing to strain the budgets of residents and is affecting everything, even Halloween candy.
Keith Pekau, Mayor of Orland Park and Republican nominee in Illinois’ 6th Congressional District, recently pointed to Casten’s support of an anti-law enforcement bill in Congress and highlighted Chicago’s violent…
Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau, who is running to represent Illinois’ Sixth District in the U.S. House of Representatives, recently weighed in on state’s attorneys lawsuits over the SAFE-T Act…
Keith Pekau, the mayor of Orland Park and Republican nominee for Illinois’ 6th Congressional district, recently said that he does not support inappropriate events aimed at children – specifically, the…
The Homewood village board recently approved an exemption for a new local business facing issues with parking requirements.
South Cook News recently had an opportunity to interview Republican candidate for Illinois’ 32nd House District Carl Kunz.
The Cook County Public Guardian Office recently criticized Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) Director Marc Smith.
Chicago Police Officer, Dan Golden, 32, played in a charity softball fundraiser for families dealing with cancer July 8. After the game, he went to Sean’s Rhino Bar in Beverly…
Steve Bahn, outgoing superintendent of Willow Springs School District 108, recently said that the school district is facing rising costs for school meals and fuel.
Sean Morrison, Cook County Commissioner and Cook County GOP Chairman, shared a photo of Chicago’s crime statistics and said work needs to be done to address the rampant crime in…
Orland Park Mayor and congressional candidate Keith Pekau recently said that he has lowered property taxes during his time as mayor, despite a claim from Gary Grasso that that’s impossible.…
Orland Park Mayor and congressional candidate Keith Pekau recently criticized irresponsible spending, as reports show that Illinois has some of the highest state and local government spending in the country.
Orland Park Mayor and Republican Congressional candidate Keith Pekau criticized new gun control measures introduced by the Biden administration.
State Sen. John Curran (R-Lemont) recently issued a statement following the indictment of former House Speaker Michael Madigan.
The Illinois Family Institute recently celebrated the fact that HB 4244 is “dead for this year” thanks in part to the thousands of witness slips filed by citizens that opposed…
The Illinois Tea Party is seeking volunteers to help with a voters registration event during the Lollapalooza music festival.
A bill aimed at increasing the availability of affordable housing for Illinois community college students awaits final approval and signature from Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce will offer an opportunity for Chicago companies to invest in their employees for half the cost.
The Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce said that chamber member BankFinancial is taking applications for Paycheck Protection Program loans up to $500,000.
The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce provided details about its new Hopin online platform to help users register and attend its online events.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot recently joined health officials to discuss the city’s vaccination plan and present an update on the state of the pandemic.
The City of Chicago recently issued 2 citations to an Alderman’s restaurant after several customers were allowed to dine inside in violation of state COVID-19 restrictions prohibiting indoor dining.
Chicago Auto Show organizers recently announced that they have postponed the February auto show as a result of the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, according to NBC Chicago News.
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