Wheaton College continues its fight against COVID-19 as the school in Chicago's western suburbs institutes more guidelines for students returning to classes, particularly those opting out of the vaccination.
Jeanne Ives, a 2020 Republican Congressional candidate and former Illinios lawmaker, was not disappointed that state Rep. Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) was ousted from the House Speaker's seat, but doesn't expect much to change.
As communities across the nation continue to fight the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the DuPage Foundation has donated $300,000 to nonprofits.
Naperville’s Mayor Steve Chirico once hoped some businesses would be able to open on May 1, but the Illinois governor's continuing extension of stay at home orders and his five-phase plan for reopening emphasize a statement Chirico made more than a month ago.
The DuPage County Stormwater Management Planning Committee recently voted to approve the 2020 recipients for the County’s Water Quality Improvement Program grant.
A private school scholarship program on the chopping block under Gov. J.B. Pritzker's budget plan is receiving a lot of attention as the axe draws near.
Parents are pressuring lawmakers to breathe life back into a private school scholarship program likely to be eliminated by cuts proposed in Gov. J.B. Pritzker's new budget.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is attempting to rescue a private school scholarship program from being eliminated under Gov. J.B. Pritzker's proposed budget.
State Rep. Grant Wehrli (R-Naperville) has signed legislation that, if passed, would guarantee that the General Assembly only passes tax hikes when entirely necessary.
Succeeding as a city council member requires a certain level of passion and a specific set of skills, and Wheaton's John Rutledge has more than adequately filled the bill for the past eight years.
Public service is a calling that not everyone is suited for, but Wheaton city councilman Michael Barbier seems to have been destined to help shape the future of his beloved community.
A resident of Glen Ellyn for most of his life, DuPage County Board Member Timothy Elliott relishes the opportunity to give back to and help improve his community.
Sheila Rutledge was not always politically active but, much in the way her community has progressed over the years, the aspirations of the DuPage County Board member for District 6 have also grown.
When push comes to shove, the highest priority for Burr Ridge mayoral candidate Gary Grasso is ensuring that his constituents feel the impact of his public service work wherever and whenever it does the most good for the community.
Gordon Jay Kinzler, running for the 46th House District seat against incumbent Rep. Deborah Conroy (D-Villa Park), is distressed that teachers' salaries and salaries for others who work in the public sector continue to rise even as they approach the end of their careers.
Gordon “Jay” Kinzler is running against incumbent Rep. Deborah Conroy (D-Villa Park) for Illinois' 46th House District and he is dismayed with current lawmakers’ attempts at dealing with the state’s pension crisis.