Russell Lissau
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‘Beyond grateful’: Chlebek’s lead grows in Des Plaines’ 1st Ward raceApr 03, 2025 10:22 am - Margaret Chlebek’s narrow lead in the race for Des Plaines’ 1st Ward aldermanic seat tripled to 12 votes Thursday.
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Des Plaines residents can fill out survey on housing, services needsApr 02, 2025 10:27 am - Des Plaines residents, business owners and community group representatives can share their opinions on local housing and services needs in an online survey.
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Smith tops Porada in Des Plaines; Chlebek, Mastalski separated by 4 votesApr 01, 2025 7:52 pm - Des Plaines City Council member Patsy Smith appeared headed to victory over challenger Bob Porada in the race for the 7th Ward seat Tuesday night.
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Meier defeats Wilson in Mundelein mayoral raceApr 01, 2025 7:52 pm - The third time was the charm for Mundelein mayoral aspirant Robin Meier.
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‘We are gutted’: Mundelein’s Tonality Brewing to shutter this monthApr 01, 2025 9:45 am - Not even two years after its much-celebrated opening, Mundelein’s Tonality Brewing Co. & Scratch Kitchen will shut down this month.
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New executive director takes over at Des Plaines Public LibraryMar 31, 2025 2:53 pm - The Des Plaines Public Library staff’s new leader is a familiar face at the Miner Street facility.
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‘Unnecessary angst’: Partisan politics creeping into local racesMar 29, 2025 12:53 pm - Partisan politics have crept into many of the races for local, nonpartisan offices that’ll be decided this Tuesday.
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Dispute over Ivanhoe Village proposal prompts a resignation in MundeleinMar 27, 2025 2:17 pm - Mundelein resident, artist and author Shawn Killackey resigned from the historical commission this week over the ongoing dispute concerning the proposed Ivanhoe Village development.
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Mundelein baseball facility could relocate and expandMar 25, 2025 1:28 pm - A private youth baseball training facility in Mundelein could relocate to the village’s northwest side and expand its amenities.
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Landowners want to disconnect from South BarringtonMar 25, 2025 11:43 am - The owners of roughly 89 acres of adjoining properties in South Barrington want to disconnect from the village, court documents indicate.