Nearly 1,200 Teamsters at airports, hospitals and hotels voted to authorize a strike.

The quick-service spot at 439 N. Bolingbrook Drive will dish up cheesesteaks, gyros, wings and rice bowls.

The stainless-steel globe by local artist Erik Blome went up overnight, marking the city's first city-funded public art piece.

Addresses and voting records for more than 1.5 million Chicagoans sat exposed on George Cardenas's mayoral campaign site, including protected judges' home addresses.

Antonio Morrison's 79-mile daily commute to his La Grange Highlands school has stalled over reimbursement timing. His mother says she simply cannot front the cost anymore.

The nearly 2-acre St. Vincent de Paul Center site near Oz Park could set up a major redevelopment, CoStar reports. A broker is already marketing it.

Two commissioners said the project is not a priority, but Braidwood's Main Street project now has a construction crew and a June 2027 deadline.

Michael S. Fletcher appeared in court Wednesday as prosecutors moved to keep him locked up ahead of a November 4 hearing.

Developers point to a 350-person waiting list at Fox Hill as proof Yorkville needs more senior housing.

JoAnn Gorsline has stitched more than 52 outfits so preemies at Mercyhealth can celebrate their first Halloween.

Chicago gets a mild Friday before rain showers arrive for Halloween weekend. More unsettled weather is expected through next week.

Mold, asbestos and failing heat are closing the East College Street shelter, pushing about 15 guests toward Good Samaritan Ministries.

Ald. Maria Hadden says the raise covers costs she pays out of pocket, while Mayor Johnson keeps his $221,052 salary flat.