Transparency surrounding this election should be the biggest issue.
President Preckwinkle was joined by Illinois Rep. Delia Ramirez, Cook County Commissioner Bridget Degnen (Vice-Chair of the Environment ...
On film, Kathryn Ciesla displays animus toward Northbrook residents, businesses, and transparency.
With early voting underway, find out everything you need to know about voting in the April 6 elections in Northbrook.
President Preckwinkle was joined by Commissioner Scott Britton, Commissioner Donna Miller, Forest Preserves of Cook County General Super ...
Students enrolled in grades 6-12 are invited to submit a video recording which answers the question, “why are the courts important?"
to share outcomes and findings related to programs for residents impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks to funding provided by the CA ...
The new FOIA system uses GovQA software to allow requestors to track their public records requests online.
Centers would be required to follow new protocols to prevent and respond to life-threatening allergic reactions.
. The new FOIA system uses GovQA software to allow requestors to track their public records requests online. The new system helps standa ...
Pepoon, a current trustee, was a member of the Northbrook Plan Commission for 15 years.
Lay has been practicing law for the past 13 years.
Marks previously served as Village President from 2005-2009.
McGuinnes has been backed by United4Northbrook in this election.
Ciesla has been a Northbrook Village Board trustee for three terms.
Burns has worked in international trade compliance for 30 years.
Ebhomielen is a finance professional with over 15 years experience that spans from commercial lending to corporate finance and strategy.
"President Biden’s bold plan restores fairness and humanity to the system," Sen. Schneider's office said in a press release.
The IRS report highlights how complex organizations like the NRA can avoid effective oversight and potentially abuse the tax code.
Collison, an incumbent, has served on the Northbrook Village Board since 2017.
Bills would enact strict ethics protocols for senior Executive Branch appointees, expand transparency of political donations and more.
Legislation would save retail jobs by providing a business-to-business solution to support the struggling retail sector.
The reduced restrictions expand indoor dining, reopen indoor recreation facilities and permit larger social gatherings.
Legislation would ensure Medicare beneficiaries are never denied coverage or charged higher premiums based on their preexisting conditions.
The bipartisan bill would strengthen law enforcement efforts to prevent, report On, respond to and investigate acts of domestic terrorism.
Applications are now open for two programs to promote economic development and transportation improvements through equitable investments.
Fair Transit South Cook is taking first steps toward more equitable transit service in south Cook and north Will counties.
Her current six-year term expires March 31.
The approved levy is $21,865,790, roughly a $17,000 decrease from 2019.
The Village Board and Plan Commission have held 14 public meetings to discuss affordable housing since June 2019.
The "default proceed” system that allows gun sales before a background check is "an absurd loophole," State Rep. Schneider said.
Bipartisan legislation will help modernize aging building infrastructure and spur more energy efficient investments.
On December 4, the Firefighters’ Pension Investment Fund (FPIF) Election Panel met to certify the 2020 FPIF Trustee Election results.
Candidates will fill the roles of Supervisor, Trustees, Assessor and Clerk.
A delay to the “Medicare Sequester” would ensure providers stay focused on fighting COVID-19.
The state representative out of Northbrook has joined a growing number of colleagues in not supporting the state's Democratic party leader.
The database's aim is to increase transparency and create a more efficient process for locating vehicles that have been towed.
Constituents are invited to leave holiday greetings for active-duty military at Schneider’s Lincolnshire Office.
The resolution recognizes more than 2,500,000 veteran-owned American businesses ahead of Veterans Day.
The polls are open and will remain so until 7 p.m. Tuesday.