Her one-woman show on motherhood and aging kicks off a national tour with just five Chicago shows through Sunday.

No more mailing forms to Springfield: caregivers driving disabled loved ones can now get meter-exempt placards at local DMV counters.

Pritzker gave oil CEOs until August 21 to answer for a $2 billion hit on Illinois drivers since February.

A city working group says Chicago's roughly 39 data centers should lose their exemption from public energy and water disclosure rules.

A four-story, zero-parking building with retail space could replace the beloved dog-friendly bar at Halsted and George.

Air Wisconsin's hangar now services planes tied to nearly half of June's national ICE flights, even though its lease bars passenger flights from Milwaukee.

Police say Stephan Morgan, 33, was handing out flowers to former coworkers at a Stevensville bar before the confrontation escalated.

Phillips Park's Mastodon Lake gets a shoreline face-lift as Aurora breaks ground Aug. 12 on a $4.6M dredging job.

Illinois State Police haven't identified the two victims as investigators work to determine what caused the fire near Eola Road.

Dolton’s new 9 p.m. curfew targets unsupervised minors after five large summer gatherings, including incidents involving gunfire and an assault rifle.

A 61-year-old nurse says a fare jumper knocked her down at CTA's 95th Street station while security guards stood nearby. Her lawsuit follows new CTA efforts to tighten fare enforcement.

A fire inside a Streeterville high-rise left one person hospitalized in serious condition Tuesday evening. Firefighters found the blaze inside a residential unit.

Chicago’s NBC Tower could add hundreds of apartments as its owner targets a dozen mid-rise floors for conversion.