The Little Village Arch in Chicago, reflecting the area's Mexican heritage, was recently unveiled after a $1.25 million renovation, featuring structural repairs, modern lighting, and a new clock mechanism.

Inspector General Deborah Witzburg has accused Chicago Parking Meters LLC of not meeting minority participation requirements stipulated in their contract.

The Big Boy steam locomotive drew crowds in Chicago, offering a nostalgic experience of America's railroad history, with local festivities and emphasis on its bridging of past and sustainable future.

North DuSable Lake Shore Drive in Chicago faces overnight closures for resurfacing, impacting both directions on separate days, with detours via Lawrence Avenue.

Chicago Mayor and Aviation Dept. announce a bid for O'Hare's Terminals 1 and 3 concessions overhaul, focusing on modernization and inclusion of local, minority businesses.

DuPage County in Illinois will see a series of road and bridge projects from IDOT, funded by Gov. Pritzker's Rebuild Illinois program, aimed at improving transportation and creating jobs.

An Illinois federal judge ruled that banning concealed firearms on public transport is unconstitutional, referencing a Supreme Court case for guidance.

DuSable Lake Shore Drive closures for resurfacing may disrupt Chicago traffic this week, affecting lanes between LaSalle and Hollywood.

Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 tours Illinois, with public stops scheduled in towns such as Sterling and Rochelle, offering a glimpse of the historic steam locomotive.

Cook County, Illinois, is set to receive a $220 million investment in road and bridge improvements through Gov. Pritzker's Rebuild Illinois program, enhancing infrastructure and creating jobs between 2025-2030.

Chicago's airports prepare for 1.75 million passengers over Labor Day weekend, with O'Hare expecting a 10.2% increase in travelers and Midway a 3% rise, amid the city's cultural festivities and airport improvements.

McHenry County, Illinois, is set to undergo extensive construction due to the "Rebuild Illinois" program, with nearly $79 million allocated for road and bridge projects to enhance safety, mobility, and employment.

The Chicago Transit Authority introduced an AI pilot program by ZeroEyes to detect guns on its network, aiming to enhance commuter and employee safety.