Despite the year-after-year declines in major crimes, shootings such as the one that killed one person and wounded eight ...

City officials and their nonprofit partners point to programs and tactics, but much of what’s happening is outside of their ...

Communities where nonprofits increased the most, such as those focusing on youth support and substance abuse programs, had ...

The part-Indian, part-Mexican restaurant at 1954 W. Armitage Ave. in Bucktown appeared on Esquire magazine's list of the best ...

The Revel Group announces Kathleen St. Louis Caliento as Chief Executive Officer, marking a pivotal moment in the company’s evolution. As part of this leadership transition, Britt Whitfield moves to ...

Crime in Chicago had already declined dramatically before any federal deployment occurred. The reductions extended beyond homicides to encompass most categories of violent crime. Furthermore, the ...

Crain's politics reporter Justin Laurence joins host Amy Guth to break down elements of the 2026 Chicago budget disputed in City Hall.

Neuroscientist Joanna Dabrowska has gotten a $1.7 million award from the National Institute of Mental Health as part of a five-year grant to the Icahn School at Mount Sinai.

Six large law firm mergers were recorded across the industry in 2025, with another five on books for next year.

Northwestern University scientists are developing an experimental drug that could serve as an early intervention for Alzheimer’s disease.

The crypto exchange operator claims only the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission can regulate its products.

Chicago’s City Council has approved a 2026 budget over Mayor Brandon Johnson’s objection after lopping off a proposed head ...