Willie Wilson

The former mayoral candidate is raising $100,000 to help people facing modest bonds they cannot afford.

The former Chicago mayoral candidate was still in the Democratic race as of Tuesday.

Election Fun Fact: Democratic power brokers didn't deliver their wards for Hillary Clinton on Tuesday. 

The Chicagoan you might have forgotten was running for president is running third in Tuesday's primary.

Speculation the library will open in Washington Park could lead to a quick sale of Baptist Institute.

Before Tuesday's election, Willie Wilson said he would endorse the mayor "under no circumstances."

Mayor Rahm Emanuel isn't alone in facing a runoff after a populist uprising.

Rahm Emanuel has a strong base near Downtown, but didn't perform that well on the South and West sides.

Garcia calls for "a new Chicago" and claims Emanuel has forgotten "the people who made this city great."

Mayoral candidates discussed Englewood's shuttered schools and economic development.

Wilson is the only mayoral candidate expected to formally seek Republican support.

Rahm says of the team: "They will always be champions in Chicago."

Peppered by challengers, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said it was "like dinner table for me with three teenagers."

The mayoral candidate has seen an off-color remark at the City Club turned into a music video.

Did Wilson pull a Daley when he said, "To the whiteys here, I'm letting you know, I ain't prejudiced."