Hosted by Bill Morton in partnership with community organizations to support residents and strengthen Rogers Park. Mark your calendars! In ...

I’ve never waited for permission to serve my community. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been out here — organizing cleanups, supporting...

Rogers Park has shaped who I am. This neighborhood taught me that progress doesn’t come from speeches — it comes from showing up, again and...

One of the best things about Rogers Park is how often strangers turn into neighbors, and neighbors turn into friends. This is a place full o...

Over the years, I’ve learned that real leadership starts with listening. I’ve spent countless hours meeting with neighbors, attending block...

Good evening, neighbors and friends. I stand here not as a politician, but as someone who loves Rogers Park and believes in its potential. ...

No one can make meaningful change alone. That’s a lesson I’ve learned over years of working with the incredible people of Rogers Park — smal...

I believe in Rogers Park. I believe in our small businesses that serve with pride, our seniors who carry our history, our students full of ...

To the young people and families of Rogers Park, You are the future of this neighborhood — full of energy, ideas, and hope. I’ve spent time...

Rogers Park is many things: a tapestry of cultures, ages, and stories — each unique, each vital. But sometimes, that diversity can feel lik...

Most people don’t see the work that happens behind the scenes — the early mornings at cleanups, the late nights at community meetings, the c...

Q: Bill, are you going to run for Alderman? A: It’s a question I’ve been asked a lot lately. I haven’t made a final decision yet, but it’s ...

For years, I’ve been honored to serve Rogers Park in many ways — supporting local businesses, organizing cleanups, advocating for community ...

Lately, I’ve been having a lot of conversations — at coffee shops, on the sidewalks, at community meetings — and one thing keeps coming up: ...

Getting around Rogers Park should be safe, reliable, and accessible — whether you’re on the train, riding a bike, taking the bus, or walking...

Rogers Park isn’t just where I live — it’s where I’ve grown, struggled, worked, and found purpose. It’s where I’ve met neighbors who became ...

One thing I’ve learned over the years in Rogers Park is this: when City Hall stops listening, neighbors start speaking louder. Lately, I’ve...

For too long, our concerns in Rogers Park have gone unheard. Real progress starts with listening—truly listening—to residents and acting on ...

For too long, Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall have treated Rogers Park like an afterthought—a back burner issue while other neighborhoods g...

Rogers Park isn’t invisible — but Alderman Joe Moore and City Hall act like we are. Our needs get pushed aside while promises pile up with n...