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

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.

United Airlines is moving to block third-party artificial intelligence agents from booking flights and accessing customer accounts ahead of the holiday travel season.