Wendell Hutson

The Primary election is March 17 and Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx said she is ready for a second term so she can continue fighting to make the justice system equal for all.

Political newcomer TyJuan Cratic is seeking to become a state representative and is running on a platform of change, while veteran judges like the honorable Nathaniel Howse Jr. is seeking to become the second black man elected to the Illinois Supreme Court.

Depending on whom you listen to nowadays the March 17 primary election will either make or break candidates running for office unless you’re U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush (D-1st) or Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Commissioner Kim Neely DuBuclet.

Delinquent homeowners in Cook County could also be owed thousands by the Cook County Treasurer's Office.

Two priorities one South Side congressman said he plans to fight for, if re-elected this year, is new legislation to help create more black-owned banks and to make participation in lynching a federal crime.

By Wendell Hutson, Contributing Writer There are not many south suburbs whose population is predominantly black with nearly 20,000 residents of which 31 percent are...

The Golden Fellowship Dinner is the biggest fundraiser hosted annually by the Chicago Urban League, and this year the nonprofit seeks to raise more...

  If you live on the South Side and get infected with a sexually transmitted disease such as Chlamydia or Gonorrhea don’t expect much help...

A payment plan policy resurrected this year by the City Colleges of Chicago requires all students to set up a payment plan before classes...

When Gary, Ind,. Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson takes over as president and chief executive officer of the Chicago Urban League in January, she will be...