CPS board members meet Thursday to decide on two advisory ballot questions, just days before the elections deadline.

Neighbors grabbed brushes for a final paint day, and one Harvey native says the swirling artwork gave her peace and pride.

Records show Acclivus Inc.'s leader pressed Mayor Brandon Johnson directly after losing ground in a bid dispute over city violence-prevention funds.

The gift from Uline's founders comes as Northwestern preps its new 35,000-seat stadium and a Chip Kelly-led offense.

After Pritzker's BUILD Act stalled, Illinois REALTORS is now sending staff directly to city halls to cut building red tape.

Concrete cores at the 50-unit Desplaines Street project hit nine stories, even as site visits suggest work has stalled since June.

A long-empty parcel on West Adams Street will soon hold three rental units, no garage or parking included.

Chicago's City Council cleared a taller, 67-foot design for the long-vacant Grand Avenue lot, with 10 units reserved as affordable housing.

A Google Workspace migration let a former student's reply-all message reach thousands of District 211 alumni and staff.

A 22-year-old woman is recovering after being shot in Evanston, the latest in a string of violent incidents to hit the North Shore suburb this month.

Two men opened fire on South Indiana Avenue Monday night, killing one 38-year-old and grazing another who is expected to recover.

Officers found the woman unresponsive with a chest wound on West Wellington Avenue and recovered a weapon at the scene.

Ronald Grundy, 26, must serve about 15 years before parole for a 2022 shooting that wounded a woman outside Lombard's Yorktown Center.