As Chicago Public Schools let out for summer around this time a decade ago, 50 schools were closed for good.... more

Alders on Wednesday approved $51 million in funding to help asylum-seekers in Chicago, but the City Council vote was contentious.... more

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Pickleball is growing so fast in Chicago the city is set to build 50 new pickleball courts by 2025. But... more

It’s almost June 1, so you know what that means: It’s time to pay the rent. But from maintenance problems,... more

If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times: Construction in Chicago sucks. This year’s road and highway... more

Memorial Day is the perfect excuse to take a trip, whether it be for the whole weekend or just the... more

Though the legislative session was supposed to end last week, lawmakers are still in Springfield working on a state budget... more

While the scheduled end of the spring legislative session has come and gone, Illinois lawmakers have until July 1 to... more

Ahead of the summer travel season, the Biden administration announced it would propose new rules requiring compensation for air passengers... more