Three bills introduced in Springfield in mid-February aim to make housing development simpler in Chicago and Illinois.

Diners leave Hyde Park's newest Mexican restaurant, 5 Rabanitos, 1301 E. 53rd St., after enjoying a meal Friday afternoon, ...

As the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget Director Alexis Sturm warned a House committee that uncertainty about ...

Fresh off their first-ever city championship win, the Kenwood Academy boys basketball team was back on the hardwood in ...

As Freddie Mac seeks a buyer for the troubled Ellis Lakeview Apartments, 4624 S. Ellis Ave., more than a dozen tenants plan ...

Plans for an elevated trail in Bronzeville could face roadblocks as a new presidential administration moves to curtail ...

Jerry Butler, the famed R&B and soul singer and a longtime Cook County Commissioner, died Thursday night at home, according ...

An improved revenue forecast is helping ease pressure on state finances as Gov. JB Pritzker calls for tightened spending to ...

The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry (MSI) is on track to offer free admission again in the next 10 years, museum ...

The Imani Winds, a Don Michael Randel Ensemble-in-Residence (2016–2018), returned to the University of Chicago last week for ...

An out-of-state advocacy group filed a federal antidiscrimination complaint challenging Chicago Public Schools’ Black Student ...

You may not be certain who the fool for love is in Sam Shepard's “Fool for Love,” but it's clear that the 1983 one-act packs ...