Bernie Sanders

Clinton is expected to win the Democratic primary, while Trump is favored on the Republican side.

As the race in Illinois tightens, both candidates will make stops in Chicago Monday.

Donald Trump isn't the only presidential hopeful rolling into town tonight. 

Many Phillips students said they voted for Bernie Sanders because of his push for free college tuition.

As teachers geared up for a one-day strike, the senator and presidential hopeful weighed in. 

Here are the places you can watch Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders debate on March 9.

Good thing Donald Trump is financing his own campaign, because he's hardly getting any money here. 

The so-called Bernie Bus is sponsored by National Nurses United, who joined others to rally for Bernie.

Clinton has taken in $2.2 million from Chicago residents in 2016 as compared with $387,000 for Sanders.

"Wherever the wages are cheaper, that's where they go," said Labor for Bernie Chairman Larry Cohen.

Bernie Sanders might have more donations from Chicago, but Hillary Clinton has raised way more money.

This zip code contributes 135 times more to political campaigns than the average American ZIP code.

Sanders told the full story of U. of C. sit-ins in '62 and how he confronted the university president.

"I am a fairly tough guy," Sanders said. "When I was mayor of Burlington, I'd take on everybody."

U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders also defended Chicago State: "Why is anybody ... shutting down colleges?"