Candidate filing opened Monday for suburban Cook County school board races, including 7 candidates running for 4 seats on CHSD 218 board.
After a marathon political campaign, Election Day 2020 is finally here in Alsip-Crestwood.
Everything you need to know to vote in the Nov. 3 election, including same-day registration, where to find your polling place and more.
ProPublica's Electionland tip lines are open to take information about problems that prevent people in Alsip and Crestwood from voting.
Everything you need to know about voting in the Nov. 3 election, including early/mail-in voting, grace-period registration, judges and more.
Federal charges allege that the Crestwood mayor lied to feds about accepting $5,000 bribe from SafeSpeed rep and misreported tax income.
Pritzker Shouldn't Continue Excluding General Assembly During COVID-19 Crisis
Cook County Voters head to polls Tuesday, March 17, to vote in the Illinois Presidential Primary.
Need help voting for judges in the Illinois primary? Compare evaluations from 13 different bar groups before you head into the voting booth.
Be counted in the 2020 census at Alsip Village Hall
The primary is just a month away, and the presidential election is coming up fast. Patch wants to know what issues are on voters’ minds.
Worth Township Democratic Committeewoman Patricia Joan Murphy will host a voter information meeting Feb. 10 at Oak Lawn VFW Post.
Crestwood's mayor welcomes the idea, but Oak Lawn Mayor Sandra Bury says most Worth communities will be excluded from revenue sharing.
Residents interested in applying to fill a vacancy on the Alsip Park District Board may submit letters of interest and resumes by May 10.
Unofficial results for Alsip Trusee, Dist. 218 and Dist. 130 races.
Where's my polling place, who's on the ballot, can I still register to vote and other helpful information for the April 2, 2019 election.
Early voting in suburban Cook County is set for March 18 to April 1 in the upcoming consolidated election.
Worth Township Committeewoman Patrician Joan Murphy invites residents to join the New Democratic Organization to meet-up Feb. 25.
Worth Township Democratic Committeeman, Patricia Joan Murphy, thanks voters for high midterm turnout
Alsip-Crestwood voters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 6.
Get Out the Vote in Worth Township
Calling all Democrats, we need you! Your Democratic candidates need you! We invite you, we welcome you. You can make a difference.
Patricia Joan Murphy
Alsip Library receives an official Illinois Bicentennial flag
Justin Slaughter defeated Tawana Robinson for the Democratic nomination for the Illinois State House in the 27th District.
Donna Miller leads Patricia Joan Murphy by 1,000 votes. Lou Presta finishes distant third in Cook County Board Democratic Primary.
Village of Crestwood will distribute tax surplus to property owners after paying down debt.
Mayor Lou Presta claims lawsuit is "politically motivated." He also questions the plaintiffs' attorney's math.
For those who've asked if it falls upon their shoulders to inform vendors of Crestwood's new 60418 digits, the answer is yes.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Chris Kennedy will mingle with the WBEC Friday, June 9, At The Office Bar and Grill.
Start ordering new address labels. Crestwood's new digits go into effect July 1.
Pastor who claims to lead the largest multi-cultural church the Chicago area says his church is being bullied by Alsip village inspectors.
A precinct-by-precinct breakdown of votes cast in the 2017 Alsip elections.
58 votes separate mayoral contenders. Alsip Citizens Alliance slate wins clerk, trustee races.
Find your polling place, voter information and more. Patch will be carrying live election results after the polls close at 7 p.m.
Mayor will get raise of $29,000, including additional $30,000 compensation for liquor control commissioner and budget director.
Newly tapped Rep. Justin Slaughter will speak on issues of concern to 27th District residents and businesses at Feb. 6 reception.
Transfer of ownership of Illinois State Police building will allow village to turn Cicero Avenue into a showcase, says mayor.
Witness flagged down Alsip police to complain about man trying to sell drugs in bar, prosecutor said.
Fliers were reportedly distributed by the Racial Nationalist Party of America. An application for the Ku Klux Klan also found.