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More drama in Dolton: Mayor Henyard files lawsuit about meeting outside of Village Hall
Mayor Tiffany Henyard is taking legal action for a meeting held outside of village hall earlier this week.
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Mayor Tiffany Henyard gets served with another lawsuit during town hall meeting
Mayor Tiffany Henyard was served with another lawsuit during a Thornton Township town hall meeting on Tuesday evening.
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Safety concerns lead to lack of quorum at Thornton Township meeting
Thornton Township trustees were set to hold a meeting on Tuesday, but concerns over safety have led to a lack of quorum for the proceedings to take place. NBC Chicago’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard makes unexpected appearance at board meeting
Embattled Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard unexpectedly dropped into a trustee’s meeting that was held outside of village hall Monday night, marking yet the latest drama in the south suburb. NBC Chicago’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard makes unexpected appearance at board meeting
Embattled Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard unexpectedly dropped into a trustee’s meeting that was held outside of village hall Monday night, marking yet the latest drama in the south suburb.
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Tiffany Henyard, Dolton village board hold dueling meetings
It’s going to be an interesting night in Dolton, as Mayor Tiffany Henyard and some members of the village board hold dueling meetings amid ongoing strife. Regina Waldroup has a preview.
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Judge denies attorney's request to hold Dolton mayor in contempt of court
A Cook County judge denied an attorney’s request to hold Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard and newly-appointed Police Chief Ronnie Burge Sr. in contempt of court, leaving a temporary restraining order in effect.
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Attorney asks judge to hold Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard in contempt of court
An attorney representing multiple trustees on the Dolton Village Board has asked a Cook County judge to hold Mayor Tiffany Henyard in contempt of court for not following a temporary restraining order.
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Attorney asking for Dolton mayor to be held in contempt of court
An attorney is asking for scandal-plagued mayor Tiffany Henyard to be held in contempt of court as village trustees allege she is not following a temporary restraining order issued last week.
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Attorney asks judge to hold Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard in contempt of court
An attorney representing multiple trustees on the Dolton Village Board has asked a Cook County judge to hold Mayor Tiffany Henyard in contempt of court for not following a temporary restraining order.
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Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard and boyfriend given eviction notice: court docs
An eviction lawsuit has been filed against Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard, the embattled leader of the south suburban village who remains under federal investigation for alleged misuse of municipal funds.
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‘Obscene': Dolton homeowner gets $2,500 ticket for loose dog
A laidback, 3-year-old American Pitbull, somehow got out of a Dolton backyard, and the homeowner was fined $2,500.
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Dolton resident raises complaint over $2,500 ticket for loose dog
A Dolton resident is calling a $2,500 ticket she received for a loose dog “outrageous” in comparison to similar fines in nearby communities. NBC Chicago’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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Judge rules newly-appointed Dolton staff cannot work in Village Hall in victory for trustees
Dolton village trustees were awarded a legal victory Wednesday after a Cook County judge ruled that recently appointed employees cannot work in Village Hall due to the appointments being made in violation of both the Illinois Municipal Code and Dolton Village Code.
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Judge rules newly-appointed Dolton staff cannot work in Village Hall in victory for trustees
Dolton village trustees were awarded a legal victory Wednesday after a Cook County judge ruled that recently appointed employees cannot work in Village Hall due to the appointments being made in violation of both the Illinois Municipal Code and Dolton Village Code. NBC Chicago’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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Dolton trustees call Mayor Henyard's police chief appointment illegal
Dolton village trustees are calling Mayor Tiffany Henyard’s recent police chief appointment illegal as turmoil between Henyard and other village leaders continues.
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Dolton police officers vote ‘no confidence' in newly-appointed Chief Lewis Lacey
A majority of officers and command staff in the Dolton Police Department issued a vote of “no confidence” in newly-appointed Chief Lewis Lacey, according to a letter obtained by NBC Chicago’s Regina Waldroup.
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Dolton drama continues as fired deputy police chief reappointed by Henyard
The showdown between Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard and the village’s Board of Trustees escalated further this week, as Henyard reappointed a fired deputy police chief to lead the department. NBC Chicago’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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Dolton drama continues as fired deputy police chief reappointed by Henyard
The showdown between Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard and the village’s Board of Trustees escalated further this week, as Henyard reappointed a fired deputy police chief to lead the department.
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Dolton mayor appoints previously ousted Deputy Police Chief as village's new Police Chief
Just a week after being ousted as Deputy Police Chief, Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard has appointed Lewis Lacey as the village’s new Police Chief, despite trustees alleging the appointment is illegal. NBC Chicago’s Regina Waldroup reports.