Mayor Brandon Johnson’s rental protection ordinance is at the center of a legislative fight at City Hall.

These 14 families wield influence across Chicago and Illinois through business, politics, philanthropy, sports and civic institutions.

See photos from the Chicago Culture Ball, where Buddy Guy, Hebru Brantley, J. Ivy and other Chicago creatives were honored at the Obama Presidential Center.

A drilling rig toppled at the Citadel construction site, crushing three vehicles and prompting Miami-Dade County to stop work pending an investigation.

Two preservation groups are starting an effort to get the Garfield Boulevard mansion landmarked, and a veteran rescuer of city buildings has started his own effort to get involved.

The ads display after customers place their orders, taking advantage of the seconds or minutes while they wait for their burgers and fries.

The $94.3 million sale price makes the deal the third-priciest suburban apartment complex trade to have closed in the Chicago area so far this year.

Gov. JB Pritzker says he has lost 80 pounds with the help of a GLP-1 drug he began taking after being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes.

Austan Goolsbee warned the central bank cannot ignore repeated and persistent supply shocks, and must respond in a way that may cause economic hardship.

School quality — strong academics, effective teaching, and meaningful opportunities for students — belongs squarely in any conversation about Chicago’s economic competitiveness.

With a torrid pace of storms this summer, Illinois is approaching the highest number of tornadoes recorded in one year by any state.

Chicago-based Community Health doesn’t take Medicaid, Medicare or other payment, so it is doubling down on a growth strategy to meet the expected influx of newly uninsured patients.