Chicago is preparing for the Democratic National Convention with street closures and traffic changes around the United Center and McCormick Place starting Monday, according to officials.

A historical Chicago building, once an E2 nightclub site where 21 people died in 2003, may be spared from demolition as the Landmarks Commission considers its significance.

Chicago's efforts to improve accessibility in public transportation and city infrastructure face delays and high costs, impacting the daily mobility of disabled residents.

Illinois officials warn drivers of phishing texts claiming to be from "Illinois Tollway Services" about unpaid tolls, advising that such messages are fraudulent and to report them.

Greyhound may face a major service disruption in Chicago as it seeks a new station location before being evicted from its current one. Cooperation with the city is underway, but experts warn of urgency.

Chicago celebrates the opening of a new CTA Green Line station at Damen Avenue, which aims to improve transit and accommodate the upcoming Democratic National Convention traffic.

The GSA has decided to preserve two historic skyscrapers in Chicago, previously facing demolition, and integrate them into the urban landscape for future use.

Cook County has allocated $8 million for 35 transportation projects aimed at improving transit options and infrastructure through the 'Invest in Cook' grant program.

The federal government has increased its commitment to the CTA's Red Line Extension Project by $396 million, bringing the total pledged funds for 2025 to $764 million.

Spoon River College begins construction on a new $17.8 million CTE facility funded by Illinois' Rebuild program, poised to enhance vocational education and workforce development.

Illinois launches its first state-funded EV charging stations, enhancing its electric vehicle infrastructure as part of the initiative to have one million EVs on its roads by 2030.

Boeing appoints Robert Ortberg as CEO, replacing David Calhoun after a $1.4 billion loss, with challenges ahead including Max jet approval and union issues.

Lollapalooza 2024, from August 1-4 in Chicago, will cause street closures and urges use of expanded public transit. Tickets are selling out, with big names like Megan Thee Stallion performing.