Logistics Property Company's massive Houbolt Road project adds to Joliet's role as a Chicago-area industrial hotspot.

The 24th Festival of Wood & Barrel-Aged Beer hits Chicago's Near West Side with two sessions and an awards ceremony.

A federal judge sided with AbbVie, ruling Botox qualifies for an exemption because a key ingredient comes from human plasma.

JC's North fills the old Scanlan's space with hand-battered tenders and a double-patty Classic Melt. A 1970s-themed grand opening lands November 25.

A woman in her 40s and a man were found dead after a well-being check in Norridge.

Six neighborhoods, one seat: a retired CPS psychologist and a speech pathologist disagree on charters as closures loom.

Incumbent Emma Lozano and challenger Jesus Ayala Jr. agree on shielding immigrant families but clash over a $150 million budget gamble.

Ed Bannon and Margie Luczak are battling for District 1a, where 75% of families choose neighborhood schools.

A 12-inch main break near Spalding and Sawyer forced crews to shut down the whole system at 1:45 a.m.

About 200 nurses, PAs and midwives at UI Health say they'd rather settle at the table than walk a picket line.

The Chicago Police Area 3 Detective Division shared a post on X.

Chicago will reach near 70 Tuesday, but strong winds and rain are on the way. Cooler, more seasonable weather follows through the weekend.

Six pickleball courts, duckpin bowling and padel are headed near the old Charlestowne Mall site, with filet dinners on the side.