Chicago allocated $20 million to 28 local projects for community revitalization, with 5050 Prairie among the top recipients, aiming to support construction, business, and cultural development.

IHDA has awarded $50 million for the development of 129 units of permanent supportive housing across Illinois, aiming to address homelessness and support vulnerable populations.

Mayor Brandon Johnson has appointed a new leadership team to the CLIHTF Board, emphasizing equity in affordable housing and enhancing city collaboration.

The Chicago Bears prefer Arlington Heights for their new stadium, as per discussions with Chicago's mayor. They acquired the site in 2023 and are progressing with development, though Chicago remains open to negotiations to keep the team in the city.

The childhood home of Pope Leo XIV in Dolton is back on the market through a private auction, as it gains attention due to its historical significance.

The Illinois Department of Labor reclaimed over $483,000 in unpaid wages for workers from Bulk Storage Inc. and issued $85,000 in penalties for Prevailing Wage Act violations.

Illinois grants $200,000 to ten small nonprofits to support community services like food, housing, and job development, with funds coming from the Charitable Trust Stabilization Program.

State attorneys general, led by Kwame Raoul, have sued the Trump administration for illegally halting wind energy development, claiming it harms jobs, economic activity, and energy goals.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and attorneys general from 18 states oppose HUD's rule change, arguing it undermines fair housing efforts and legal obligations to combat segregation.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 21 attorneys general filed an amicus brief to overturn a decision that allows HUD to cut funding to fair housing groups.

Abbott Laboratories announces a $500 million investment to boost its U.S. manufacturing and research, creating around 300 new jobs, amidst the challenging global economic environment affected by President Trump's trade tariffs.

Chicago's City Council approves new development projects including landmarking the WAX TRAX! building and mixed-income housing initiatives, a community center, and park improvements.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 21 counterparts urged the U.S. House to reject a resolution that would overturn a CFPB rule limiting bank overdraft fees. They argue the rule protects consumers, especially the vulnerable, from excessive charges.