PlayPower and BCI Burke walked away after the FTC and a state coalition sued. The companies say they would have won.

A full building didn't spare this West Loop landlord. Here's how Chicago's two-tier office market sets the stage.

Mariachi, piñatas and a community ofrenda mark Highland Park's weeklong tribute, now spilling into the Ravinia District.

A sociable orange stray charged onto Virgil Wiebe’s foot outside O’Hare, and now the St. Paul professor can’t stop gushing about him.

Visitors can digitally paint the storybook scene around them at Griffin Studio starting next week, included with general admission.

More than 60 downtown Batavia businesses handed out candy as BatFest drew a crowd Batavia MainStreet called its biggest event of the year.

A nonbinding Nov. 3 question follows a rain-soaked summer of torn-up grass in Grant Park and mud in Douglass Park.

Antonio Hernandez allegedly fled from Hanover Park to Elmhurst before spike strips disabled three tires on the Charger; it continued to the 17th Street ramp off I-290, where he fled on foot.

A jury convicted Allen Woods of murdering Tiffany Woods, who he had once threatened to shoot inside her own home.

A car slammed into a tree and a front lawn before dawn Tuesday, scattering debris across Kirchoff Road.

Ryan McCarron, 6, greets every visitor to his family's Silverside Drive display, now raising cash for Special Olympics Illinois.

Vendors gathered at Haymarket Memorial, saying Chicago is the only major city without a license letting carts prepare food on the public way.

Kimberly Bates herself pocketed nearly $52,000 in extra pay before quitting, state investigators found.