New lawsuits and a proposed moratorium target Illinois’ tax-sale system, which remains unchanged two years after a key U.S.

The Trump administration will not provide the American Bar Association with access to its judicial nominees, escalating a fight with the group that traditionally rates the candidates ahead of Senate ...

After a brief hiatus as an event-only space, the longtime staple of Chicago’s Little Italy will reopen this summer.

Chicago's least violent Memorial Day weekend in over a decade is a sign that community policing, intervention groups and city ...

RTA Chair Kirk Dillard says a new Illinois transit bill would leave agencies $400M short, forcing service cuts in 2026 ...

A Michigan developer has dropped plans to develop Chicago's first Hyatt Andaz hotel in favor of an upstart European brand ...

Voting remains a thorny issue. RTA was often paralyzed by its super-majority requirement of 75% votes. NITA retains the ...

United Airlines is adding 50 flights to its O’Hare schedule this fall, making it the carrier’s busiest season at the airport—even more than summer.

In a survey by PwC early this month, 48% of U.S. executives cited economic policy among the three top factors influencing ...

If the problems persist, "it's going to be a problem for the city of Chicago," which "wrote an anti-gentrification ordinance but left holes in it," said Tom Fishwick, Chicago-based senior vice ...

Launching the index for Illinois first is an effort credited to Peter O'Brien Sr., a Kennedy Forum board member and president ...

Pricing at Prime Meats by Lettuce will be fluid and change weekly based on market conditions. To start, a 16-ounce prime ...