Russell Lissau is a journalist at The Daily Herald. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as urban design, housing market trends, and the construction industry, while also exploring arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in various publications, including Creston News, Our Community Now, Global Finance Herald, and the Chicago Tribune.
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By: Russell Lissau
In the race to succeed U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, Republican Don Tracy's campaign outraised Democrat Julia Stratton's between July and September, federal records show — but nearly all of Team Tracy's cash came from the candidate himself.
By: Russell Lissau
In all but one race, the third-quarter fundraising efforts of the Republican congressional candidates running in the North, West and Northwest suburbs were far behind their Democratic rivals', records show.
By: Russell Lissau
The youngest victim in last week's mass shooting in Mundelein is being remembered as a gentle and kind young man who loved to cook.
By: Russell Lissau
The youngest victim in is being remembered as a gentle and kind young man who loved to cook. Maclaine Schmidt, 22, of Lake Bluff, worked in the restaurant industry in the Chicago area.
By: Russell Lissau
Demonstrators protesting the fatal shooting of a Mundelein woman by police temporarily occupied the boardroom inside village hall Monday night, prompting the cancellation of a scheduled meeting.
By: Russell Lissau
Demonstrators protesting the fatal shooting of a Mundelein woman by police temporarily occupied the boardroom inside village hall Monday night, prompting the cancellation of a scheduled meeting.
By: Russell Lissau
Democratic U.S. Rep. Bill Foster of Naperville and Republican challenger Jeff Walter of Elburn both believe health care costs are too high — but their solutions are different.
By: Russell Lissau
Veteran Democratic U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider of Highland Park has a Republican opponent in the contest for Illinois' 10th District seat — but GOP nominee Carl Lambrecht hasn't done much to build support ahead of Election Day.
By: Russell Lissau
Security will be boosted for Thursday's Mundelein village board meeting to prevent protesters from occupying the boardroom like they did Monday night, officials said.
For the second time this week, demonstrators upset about a Mundelein woman's fatal shooting by police in May disrupted a village board meeting Thursday.
