Tiffany Henyard, the controversial mayor of Dolton, Illinois, has announced her bid for re-election despite facing multiple investigations and lawsuits over alleged financial mismanagement. Her administration is currently under federal scrutiny, with reports indicating a significant decline in the village's financial health, including a deficit that grew from $5.61 million to $3.65 million. An investigation by former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot revealed questionable spending practices, including excessive credit card charges, which have drawn criticism from village trustees. Henyard is also embroiled in a legal battle with several village trustees regarding the legitimacy of recent board meetings. Facing challenges from fellow trustee Jason House, who is forming a rival slate, Henyard's campaign appears troubled by a lack of fundraising and public support. Despite the controversies, she remains confident and has plans for an official campaign event later this month.