Voters in Kendall County this election determined who will make the important decisions regarding their communities, schools, townships, fire departments, parks and libraries. See the results here.

Voters this week in Will County determined who will make the important decisions regarding their communities, schools, townships, fire departments, parks and libraries. See the results here.

This spring, Will County voters will get to decide who will represent them on their town, school, park and township boards, as well as weigh in on local referendum questions.

This spring, Kendall County voters get to decide who will make the important decisions regarding their communities, schools, townships, fire departments, parks and libraries.

Glenda Wright-McCullum, a candidate for Joliet City Council, answered questions from Shaw Local reporter Bob Okon about why she should be elected to the city council and her vision for Joliet.

Read the transcript from our podcast with Larry Crawford, write-in candidate for Joliet City Council, for his views on affordable housing and more in Joliet

Write-in candidate for Joliet City Council Larry Crawford talks with Shaw Local reporter Bob Okon about what he wants accomplish if elected on April 1

Jim Lanham, a write-in candidate for Joliet City Council in the April 1 election, tells Shaw Local's Bob Okon what he wants to see in Joliet

Read the transcript from our podcast with Joliet City Council write-in candidate Jim Lanham on his priorities for Joliet, if elected on April 1

Damon Zdunich: We need to balance industrial growth with the quality of life for our many residents. We need to drive commercial development to give our citizens the stores, restaurants, and entertainment options they deserve

Joe Clement, an incumbent Joliet City Council member, answered questions from Shaw Local’s Bob Okon on why Clement feels he should be re-elected, and the future of Joliet

Read the transcript from our podcast: Joliet City Council member Joe Clement discusses what city council should focus on as he campaigns for re-election

Read the transcript from our podcast: Joliet City Council incumbent Jan Quillman on what the council can do to improve public safety in Joliet, and more

Jan Quillman, an incumbent member of the Joliet City Council, answered questions on the issues in the race and why she feels she should be re-elected ahead of the April 1 election

The city of Joliet is beginning the process of developing its first comprehensive plan in decades. Here is what two candidates for city council had to say about future development.

Jim Lanham on top public safety concerns: Let the police do their jobs. Period. Don’t give in to criminals. Don’t worry if it will upset social justice warriors.

Glenda Wright-McCullum: My vision for the future development of the city of Joliet is to ensure that every voice is heard, every neighborhood thrives, and every resident has the opportunity to succeed