Two lab buildings at Skokie's Illinois Science + Technology Park are listed for sale as life‑science leasing cools. The offering will test investor appetite for suburban lab campuses.

Brookfield revived the GGP name and is leaning on Oakbrook Center's strong sales as it pursues targeted expansion.

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee told CNBC that April’s payrolls show the job market is holding, but sticky inflation keeps the Fed cautious about cuts.

Brookfield broke ground on Western Works at 4435 S. Western, a four‑building industrial campus of roughly 569,000 sq ft backed by a Cook County tax incentive. The spec project aims to bring construction and permanent logistics jobs to the Back of the Yards.

A gray SUV pulled up and opened fire on Homan Avenue Thursday night, killing two people; Area Four detectives are investigating.

Clear Spring Health will end Medicare Advantage coverage May 31, affecting about 12,000 members; CMS fined its parent for claims-processing failures.

Mayor Brandon Johnson named Cornerstone to operate The Haven on Lincoln, converting a Lincoln Square motel into trauma‑informed transitional housing with on‑site health and social services.

Chicago clinicians are using faster imaging, clot retrieval and experimental therapies to restore function minutes after severe strokes. New tools and workflows are changing outcomes.

A Bolingbrook man was sentenced to 12½ years after a jury found he sold a fentanyl‑laced pill that killed a 27‑year‑old Aurora man. Prosecutors said one counterfeit pill was enough to kill.

A 38‑year‑old Aurora man with a prior child‑pornography conviction was arrested last week on multiple felony counts. He was released pending a May 28 court date.

An 18-year-old is accused of killing his father after police found a man shot inside a home in Oak Lawn; the suspect is due at a detention hearing Thursday.

Kane County investigators have begun a forensic excavation at a South Elgin home after ground scans found anomalies tied to the 2016 disappearance of 17-year-old Kianna Galvin.

French flavor maker Prova is seeking to open a North American hub in Aurora on Vision Court, starting with labs and test‑batch production. The City Council will consider the conditional‑use request next Tuesday.