A Lombard native, Dan Petrella has written for newspapers from Chicago to Carbondale. Before joining the Tribune in 2017, he was Springfield bureau chief for Lee Enterprises newspapers. He's also been an editor and reporter at The State Journal-Register in Springfield. He is a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Illinois Supreme Court Justice Joy Cunningham on Thursday said "race has been injected" into the Democratic primary contest for a seat on the high court by her opponent, state Appellate...
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