Harvest Tyme Family Farm spent four months carving a 3-acre Dolly Parton likeness to fund book deliveries to Hoosier kids.

Nearly 3,700 incarcerated Illinoisans are stuck waiting for a college seat, some for almost two decades.

The 1892 Yale Building's 20-year-old chiller failed during a record-hot September, triggering a court referral for its Englewood senior tenants.

District 130 parents and teachers say classrooms and bathrooms have gone uncleaned since the layoffs. A union has filed complaints with the state.

The San Francisco fund manager's buy follows Amazon locking in its Romeoville site through 2036, increasing its 2024 value by approximately 50 percent.

A 46-year-old man was walking to his car in Stoney Island Park when a shooter opened fire and fled. He's now in critical condition.

The bill targets Flock Safety's 120,000-camera network after officers were caught stalking ex-partners with it.

Ascendco Health's new River North lab lets hospital staff test surgical instrument tracking before signing a contract.

Renovations at the 72-year-old motel have preservationists scrambling to save its neon rainbow before it disappears for good.

Andy Dunn was restrained by eight police officers during a 2016 manic episode. A year later, he sold Bonobos to Walmart for $310 million.

Robert Wald, 61, remains in Cook County Jail after a Kik tip led investigators to his account. He's due in court September 25.

The Nov. 3 ballot measure comes as Clerk Lynn Dragisic says she won't seek re-election in 2027.

Pacifica Square's sixth annual Moon Festival hits Aurora Sept. 19 with 40-plus vendors and a ramen-eating showdown.