David Orr

The bill was passed unanimously by both the Illinois House and Senate.

Orr, 72, who served 39 years in elected positions, will become a fellow at the University of Chicago.

Now tax scavengers can pounce on homeowners past due on their bills in just 90 days.   

The measure now heads to the Illinois House.

Want to follow the president's advice and run for office? Here's how to become a candidate.

Some pictures showing Barack Obama running for U.S. Senator are part of a new political photo exhibit.

The measure was designed to save money.

The Alliance of Bar Associations for Judicial Screening determined who's recommended and who's not.

The film, premiering Friday at the Patio Theater, is set just before the 1983 mayoral election.

Members of the hit musical registered Chicagoans to vote outside The Private Bank Theater.

Ald. Harry Osterman said the city's on edge as a Tuesday strike deadline approaches.

Did last night's debate inspire you to register to vote? There's still time, but get on it. 

The city saw a ten-fold increase in the number of people registering to vote Friday.

The hike will most likely be seen in bills due Aug. 1, officials said.

The 19th and 13th wards led in early ballots cast.