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.
Editorial: Mayor Brandon Johnson’s public battle with aldermanic opponents is harming Chicago taxpayers
Edward Keegan: Stanley Tigerman’s last book preserves traces of the architect, but his legacy is in peril
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 absence to do so.
Editorial: Whatever his reasons, it’s good Gov. JB Pritzker isn’t joining other blue states on the tax-the-rich bandwagon
Editorial: How a $10 million judgment against the city of Chicago became a $27 million settlement proposal
Editorial: Cities and towns have just cause to complain about how Gov. JB Pritzker’s budget treats them
Christopher Greenwood: The high cost of workplace payday loan apps in Illinois Illinois got rid of storefront payday loans. But savvy marketing campaigns have tricked consumers into turning back to paying to get paid.
Letters: Columnist Paul Sullivan is right to call out sports commissioners Thank you to sports columnist Paul Sullivan for being one of the few adults in the room.
Heidi Stevens: ‘Dopamine Kids’ is a fascinating read — even if you don’t want a yard full of chickens Michaeleen Doucleff's book is about understanding the forces that shape our habits, our days and our family dynamics. For better or worse.