Former Paul W. Bryant boys basketball standout Adrian Wooley had a clear set of goals heading into his freshman season at Kennesaw State. Among them: winning Conference USA's Freshman of the Year ...

Brandon Gill zeroed in on the mysteriousness of the presents. Gill questioned Johnson about who gave several reported gifts, like a Montblanc pen and a Kate Spade purse, before saying the gifts ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Mayor Brandon Johnson says he is prepared to defend Chicago's sanctuary city law when he goes before a congressional committee next Wednesday. But a former congressman says ...

Democratic Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s favorability rating dropped ... politician and former Democratic mayoral candidate Paul Vallas at the top of the list with 27.4%, followed by Illinois ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration said Tuesday his latest pension payment and borrowing plan for Chicago Public Schools is imminently needed to avert a city budget deficit, the latest twist ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is one of several big-city mayors who will testify on Capitol Hill Wednesday morning. Johnson and the other mayors will be questioned by the House Committee on ...

A new poll found Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s approval rating ... polling at 27.4%. Paul Vallas, a Democrat Johnson faced in 2023, is currently polling at 21%.

Gifting allows recipients to access the article for free. Mayor Brandon Johnson is losing another top aide. Bridget Early, Chicago's deputy mayor for labor relations, has resigned her position ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Mayor Brandon Johnson is launching an effort to find a new alderperson for the 35th Ward, but one candidate is calling the effort a charade. The mayor recently appointed ally ...

That's what his coach said. Paul Bryant's Javian Williams, listed at 5-foot-5 in the championship program, led the Stampede to the AHSAA Class 6A state title with 19 points, six rebounds and four ...

A disputed $175 million pension payment that’s caused headaches for Mayor Brandon Johnson for months needs to be covered by Chicago Public Schools or the city will have to dip into its reserves.