DeKalb mayoral hopefuls got their chance to meet with voters and share their platforms this week during a public forum, where taxes, business growth and the role of city committees took center stage.

Hundreds of candidates are hoping DeKalb County voters will back them in the April 1 consolidated election. Do you know who will be on your ballot?

Polls have now closed on Election Day. From presidential races all the way down the ballot to the next state's attorney and county board seat, here are the races we're watching in DeKalb County.

On Tuesday, DeKalb County voters will head to the polls for the final day of voting in the Nov. 5 general election. Here's what you need to know before you go

Election 2024: DeKalb County voters in November will be asked to weigh in on a number of referenda which could decide the fate of future elected municipal offices and whether to impose a new sales tax to support schools, among others.

Opinion: It would be remiss of us not to address the potential effect this tax increase could have on many of our businesses, writes Rose Treml of the Sycamore Chamber of Commerce on a proposed 1% sales tax referendum on the November ballot for DeKalb County public schools.

In a joint video interview with Shaw Local News Network, Democrat Charles “Chuck” Rose and Republican Riley Oncken both said they believe they’re the best fit for the job. Read more about their campaign platforms, including what they think of the SAFE-T Act.

Opinion: Research shows that about 1/3 of voters do not fill out the entire ballot during a typical presidential election, even though local elections have a much greater effect on our day-to-day living than national elections, writes Lynn Fazekas of the League of Women Voters.

DeKalb County voters will be able to head to the polls in person starting Thursday when early voting opens for the Nov. 5 general election. Here's what to know before you go.