The ground stop was lifted after the communications failure affected air traffic control centers across the country.

Illinois expects $1 billion more in revenue this year, but Gov. JB Pritzker faces a $2.3 billion budget gap as federal Medicaid and SNAP cuts loom.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide groundstop order for all airports on Friday, without offering additional information.

The abrupt resignation of Chicago's third CFO in a year raises troubling questions about the mayor's handling of the city's finances — and his willingness to confront fiscal reality.

The Bears previously rejected the former hospital site in Bronzeville as too narrow for a new stadium. Now, the developers say they've solved that problem.

Including $103 million in new funding, the multi-pronged package aims to boost supply and demand, increasing both the housing that gets built and affordability.

The British public finance institution co-led Uforce’s funding alongside Valor Equity Partners, the Chicago-based investment firm run by Elon Musk ally Antonio Gracias.

The lender that took over the Shops at North Bridge almost two years ago is pouring $40 million into revamping it, adding to a wave of investment in properties on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile as ...

The median age of homeowners in Chicago rose by four years — and it's not only because young adults can't afford to buy.

Festivals and fairs, just one part of the broader arts and culture economy, accounted for $3.5 billion in direct economic output last year, says a new study.

The trade groups claim the agencies violated their own rules when they issued regulations limiting the scope of Illinois' controversial swipe fee law.