New Bidding Rules Divide La Grange Officials

The dissenters warned that the rules could mean less competition and greater costs.

La Grange Sees 'Overwhelming' Job On Lead Service Lines

A report on the project's costs was "somewhat depressing," the village president said.

La Grange Behind Most Towns On Pension Funding

More officers and firefighters are retiring at younger ages, the village's adviser said.

Planned La Grange Complex 'Affront' To Downtown

A resident spoke out against the plan for a 39-unit residential building.

Vendetta? La Grange Changes Public Comment Rules

The village's leader denied that the revisions were in response to one resident.

Smelly Tree Upsets La Grange Neighborhood

The village made a mistake in planting such trees, an official said.

La Grange Differs With Trump 'Hoax' Claim

The village's leader opposes repealing a measure to weaken greenhouse gas regulations.

Confused About La Grange Finance Department?

Officials have been mum on whether they would fill the finance director post permanently.

La Grange Finance Post Uncertain

The last director left months ago, although her name still appears on the village's website.

Code Violations By La Grange Elected Official: Village

The village issued a notice in August. No resolution has been reached, the village manager said.

La Grange Eyes Upgrading Part Of Major Street

The village wants denser development in this area, according to its long-term plan.

La Grange EMS Official Ousted In Another Town: Records

He was accused of unethical behavior in another suburb. But he said the case against him was "smoke and mirrors."

Park Upgrades In La Grange Unveiled

The park district plans improvements to eight neighborhood parks.

'Deeply Concerned': Park Upgrades In La Grange Questioned

The park district plans many improvements to a park, including its first nine-hole disc golf course.

La Grange Joins Suburban Crackdown On E-Bikes

The village is seeking to pursue e-bike thrill seekers, the village president said.

La Grange To Up Its Social Media Game

"Gone are our local papers and small-town word of mouth," an official said.

What La Grange Seeks From Residential Developer

The complex will come before the Village Board when changes are made, an official said.

La Grange Group Ended After Scandal; Building To Be Torn Down

The local fire department got a burn permit in advance of the building's demolition.

Hundreds Attend La Grange 'No Kings' Demonstration

The protesters opposed Trump. An SUV driver countered with another message.

La Grange Flashing Suspect Targets Youths: Police

He approached youths in two places in La Grange and one in La Grange Park, authorities said.

La Grange Panel Backs 39-Unit Residential Complex

Two members voted no. The Village Board takes up the issue next.

La Grange May Ban Sale Of THC Products

Some are geared toward children, with juicy fruit labels, an official said.

La Grange Residential Complex Planned; Developer Seeks Village's OK

A "largely static" building would be replaced with a 39-unit residential complex, the developer said.

The Only Way Forward: A General Strike

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La Grange Without Finance Director For 4 Months

The village has been known to take months to fill key positions.

ICE Denies Using Excessive Force As It Broadens Immigration Arrests In Chicago

The ICE officer who fatally shot a man accused of driving into law enforcement officials was not wearing a body camera.

The "Opposite Day" Rule of Fascism

Gaslighting about emergencies is their most common tool

Crime Is Down. Why Won't MAGA Admit It?

What actually works and why we are seeing significant results.

La Grange Apology Sought Amid Sex Abuse Allegations

A family member defends her grandfather. Her aunt stands by the allegations.

Trump's Promised Immigration Crackdown In Chicago Could Last 6 Weeks, Suburban Official Says

"We will defend the constitutionally protected right to peaceful protest and will accept no interference with that right."

Women of Color Are Being Targeted and Cancelled. It Must End.

We have to speak out, condemn it and actively address it, together.

When Folks Lose Medicaid: Where Will They Go?

There are options

La Grange Storms: 'Those Odds Are Something'

The village suffered two five-year storms within a matter of days, an official said.

Renovated La Grange Park Ready For Public Soon

The goal was to create an "inclusive" and "sustainable" space, a park official said.

Government Vandalism and Distrust Go Hand in Hand.

A road back to trust.

What If Government Grabbed the Wheel on AI and Used It To Help Working Families?

Yes, Democrats Actually Could.

Gaza: We Cannot Continue to Look Away

Americans must demand peace

Protesters Shut Down Casten's La Grange Event Over Gaza

Police removed demonstrators. Many accused the congressman of being a war criminal.

"I'm Getting Screwed!" : Medicare Advantage is Not Medicare, It's Private Insurance

Private Insurance: Restricting access, Limiting networks, Reducing Care While Many Suffer

An Authoritarian, An Oligarch and A Data Expert Walk Into a Bar: Why That Is Still Scary

What happened when our data fell into the hands of DOGE and Musk