Howard Brookins
Chicago Ald. Howard Brookins Jr. Eyeing A Run For Cook County Judge
West Side Ald. Chris Taliaferro also has his sights on a judicial seat.
Hometown Artist Cujodah’s Walmart Mural Pays Tribute To Chatham’s Resilience, History
The mural is evidence Walmart is committed to the neighborhood, onlookers said. "People think that Chicago is all bad, but this mural shows who we truly are."
Afro Joe’s Opens In Auburn Gresham: ‘Every Community Deserves A Coffee Shop In Walking Distance’
An Auburn Gresham husband and wife team aims to give the neighborhood a coffee shop "without the pretension."
Free Coronavirus Tests Available At Washington Heights Jewel-Osco Thursday
No identification is required but people are urged to pre-register.
Coronavirus Testing Site At Studio Movie Grill Shuts Down
The site opened in May to make testing more accessible to South Side residents.
South Siders Can Get A Free Mask Friday And Tuesday In Auburn Gresham
The mask giveaways start at noon until and will go until supplies run out.
With City’s Largest Coronavirus Cluster Now On South Side, Aldermen Beg Residents To Stay Home
Auburn Gresham's 60620 zip code now has the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases of any Chicago zip code, with 359.
Basketball Rims Removed From 21st Ward Parks After Alderman Spots Crowded Court: ‘People Are Dying’
The South Side ward has one of the highest numbers of coronavirus cases in the city, but people were still crowding an Auburn Gresham basketball court Tuesday.
Howard Brookins Victorious In 21st Ward
Brookins, a funeral home director, was first elected alderman in 2003.
Candidates Running For Ald. Brookins’ 21st Ward Seat Square Off At Debate
Entrepreneurs Marvin McNeil and Joseph Ziegler shared their vision for the 21st Ward ahead of the Feb. 26 election.
Candidates Running For Brookins’ 21st Ward Seat To Square Off At Saturday Forum
Three candidates try one more time to take Howard Brookins' City Council job.
FBI Raids Ald. Ed Burke’s City Hall, Ward Offices And Walk Off With Computers, Files
The dean of the City Council, facing re-election in February, said he did nothing wrong, and noted he's been investigated without charges before.
