Stephanie Trussell, a candidate from Illinois, expressed her skepticism about the necessity of a Real ID and chose to renew her passport instead of dealing with Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) delays.
Stephanie Trussell, a candidate for the Illinois House of Representatives District 42, has called for Chicago schools to address inefficiencies and low enrollment before seeking additional taxpayer funding.
Stephanie Trussell, a candidate for the Illinois House of Representatives District 42, expressed concerns about the state's focus on expanding control over mental health at the expense of student achievement in reading and math.
Stephanie Trussell, a candidate for the Illinois House of Representatives District 42, expressed her views on what constitutes true heroism.
Sean Noonan, a former Western Springs Police Officer and DuPage County Board Member, has announced his candidacy for DuPage County Sheriff.
Stephanie Trussell, a candidate for Illinois House District 42, expressed concerns over the release of Khalil Bryan, who was facing serious charges.
Illinois’ manufacturing sector is grappling with unprecedented challenges fueled by ill-advised policies and the relentless surge of inflation.
Here is a rundown of DuPage area Minor League Baseball players set to perform.
These former DuPage County area high school standouts' college teams will be in action July 18.
These former-DuPage County area high school standouts' college teams will be in action June 18.
The Congressional Record published “POSTAL SERVICE REFORM ACT OF 2021.....” in the House of Representatives section on Feb. 8.
Illinois rang in the new year with 300 new laws hitting the books, from requiring insurance companies to cover more comprehensive testing, to increasing funding for scholarships for military families, to making parking easier for pregnant women.
Illinois' state government is "broken," Stephanie Trussell, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, said in a news conference Dec. 13.
Whenever a state mandates wearing a mask, it’s seen with opposition from those who don’t believe it works; now, only a few states have one for indoor spaces.
