After a court hearing Tuesday, the president of the Fraternal Order of Police said the city only wants arbitration hearings held publicly “to make it a circus." ...

Supporters of a "snap curfew' bill aimed at combatting so-called "teen takeovers" could bring the measure for a vote Wednesday.

The about-face came as an administrative judge found the city “failed to establish by a preponderance of the evidence” that Gardiner was liable for the alleged violations.

L ast month, I wrote about a proposal for security bollards around Wrigley Field that was introduced in the Chicago City ...

After the ordinance’s April introduction, stalled hearings will likely delay a review process that already takes months.

The Finance Committee advanced an ordinance that provides $10 million in city funding for the $32.5 million cost to install ...

Wider sidewalks and new security bollards could soon come to Wrigley Field after aldermen advanced a ballpark security plan ...

A rare provision in Chicago’s zoning code may force aldermen to vote on a 615-unit development with 124 affordable apartments ...

A fiscal cliff and potential transit service reductions loom for Chicago and the suburbs as Illinois lawmakers determine what ...

The Chicago City Council, long derided as a mayoral puppet, is increasingly operating independent of the wishes of the ...

An 1873 "Rand McNally and Co's. New Railway Guide Map of the United States & Canada," is at the Newberry Library, May 29, 2025. (Eileen T. Meslar/Chicago Tribune) Shortly, they added a touch of ...

The Valparaiso City Council agreed unanimously to be the gateway for struggling Valparaiso University to have access to up to $117 million in issued bonds to help refinance existing debt and ...