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Cook County is ran by Democrats. In the south suburbs, one man is trying to change that.

Jason Ross Decker is running for Cook County Board of Commissioners 5th District seat as a Libertarian. He says citizens have had enough with partisan politics. “It’s a breath of fresh air” for those who learn he’s not running as a Republican or Democrat here in Cook County, he said.

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#CheckYourJudges before heading to the ballot box

Pick up a free print voter guide to research Cook County judicial candidates before you cast a vote.

Mayoral security detail intervened in attempted gunpoint robbery of elderly man in Chicago

The officer with the mayor's security detail drew their weapon in response to an individual attempting to rob an 86-year-old man at gunpoint.

[BREAKING]: Mayor Chris Clark’s security detail exchanges gunfire with attempted robbery in Chicago

News choppers hovered over the scene on North Avenue and Halsted Street, with a notable heavy police presence in Chicago's Lincoln Park area Wednesday afternoon.

Alderman Marshun Tolbert announces 2023 mayoral run

“Our city has some serious challenges: crime, disinvestment, a need for jobs paying a live-able wage as inflation continues to rise,” said the 2nd Ward alderman, who is the first to formally announce a run to unseat Mayor Chris Clark.

Director of communications resigns from Clark administration after nine months

He is the second person to exit from the role, tasked with handling media requests on behalf of the mayor's office, police, and other city departments, within the last year.

Parades and fireworks return for fourth of July weekend, but arrest drama looms

Harvey police arrested Dixmoor treasurer and likely 2023 mayoral challenger Anthony McCaskill last weekend after responding to a report of illegal fireworks.

Former Obama aide Jaylin D. McClinton seeking south suburban 5th District Commissioner seat

The fresh face to south suburban politics previously served as an aide to the Obama administration and fought against state budget cuts to make college more affordable.

Here’s where you can pick up a judicial voter guide across the south suburbs

The HWH is distributing 4,000 copies of a nonpartisan judicial voter guide produced by Injustice Watch ahead of the June 28 primary.

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