Roughly 9,300 to 10,000 lawfully present immigrants in Illinois lose Medicaid coverage this week, with Cook County hit hardest.

Derenda Bradley was approved to purchase her Roseland home the same week she marked one year since adopting her grandchildren.

The chain's new no-arcade format lands in Crest Hill by 2027, part of a growth wave that already spans Texas to Mexico.

Sendhil Revuluri says he won't back any of the three remaining candidates until he sees proof they can govern well.

Brown Family Ranch weathered an August derecho to host its 11th annual rodeo, pulling riders from six states to Gary.

The 205-seat restaurant is rising at 1808 Waukegan Road, complete with a lounge, boardroom and open-air dining.

The North River Commission is skipping poison for pellets, recruiting volunteers to bait a Lawrence Avenue stretch starting in late October.

Rain and thunderstorms are expected through Thursday, with possible flooding in poor-drainage areas before a sunny, cooler weekend.

Shana Carroll dreamed up the acrobatic memoir inside a CT scanner during cancer treatment. Now it's kicking off the Goodman's second century in the Loop.

Garfield Park native Barbara Bates celebrates four decades of design at the Obama Presidential Center, with proceeds aiding a Sinai Chicago imaging center bearing her name.

The driver of the gray sedan wasn't hurt but got hit with multiple citations, Chicago police say.

Costume judging and a DillaDawgs food truck highlight Aurora's Oct. 4 dog parade at Wilder Park.

Quincy D. Jones allegedly used a jail tablet to impersonate the Lake County Sheriff in an alleged $500 scam.