An inspector general probe says Lauren Maniatis brought alcohol to the office multiple times and drank there once after hours. She's already left City Hall.

From diesel relief to grain-storage loans, Pritzker's farm tour looks a lot like a national audition, say analysts.

Eighteen women at Logan Correctional Center made history Friday, as Nancy Pelosi delivered their commencement address inside an Illinois correctional facility.

A Fort Lee investment group claims Antheus Capital reneged on a buyout deal at the 1,869-unit Bronzeville complex.

Three City Council members want the Inspector General to probe David Orlikoff after colleagues described threats and tears.

The McGraw Avenue site that once housed Olympia Stadium will grow by 57,000 square feet under a new state and federal deal.

A revived moratorium carves out Google's massive Project Maize, and the council member who wrote the original version says he wasn't even consulted.

Pam Carr Hagerman says party leaders falsely accused her of forging a signature, then leaked the fight to reporters.

Three candidates face student questioners live on WBEZ as a reopened ethics probe shadows CTU-backed Hilario Dominguez.

The city council approved Good Behavior Dispensary on Saravanos Drive, with one alderman casting the lone no vote.

Cohen Barnes was back at the podium Monday, 30 days into recovery from burns covering over 30% of his body.

State Rep. Kam Buckner's proposal would let Chicagoans elect a commission to draft rules for City Hall, then vote on them.

Hinckley-Big Rock students now handwrite essay drafts and raise more hands in class after shelving personal laptops.