When Tracy Letts penned his play “Bug” 30 years ago, it seemed to come at a specific moment when conspiracy theories had become more integrated into mainstream society. Letts, who would go on to win a ...

In his visit to the statehouse, Chicago's mayor partnered with other municipalities against a possible cut in state funding.

Members of the orchestra expressed concern about the financial hit to musicians and about the direction of a group that ...

Two board members refused to participate in the investigation, while the other 18 board members swore to investigators that ...

Nurses accuse Endeavor of staffing too few nurses, putting patients at risk. The mobilization effort would unionize nurses at ...

In addition to managing the state’s investments, the Treasurer’s office helps Illinoisans save, build an emergency fund, and ...

Illinois State Police open an investigation into the ICE shooting of Silverio Villegas González. Mayor Johnson goes on the offense against the Bears in Springfield. Tickets for the opening of the ...

Chicago Cabaret Week is expanding in 2026, bringing intimate, engaging and eclectic shows into more venues and neighborhoods.

Thousands of K-12 school districts and colleges use Canvas nationwide, including U of I and Northwestern University, to ...

Millennium Park’s Summer Film series includes a double feature on July 14 of films (“When Harry Met Sally” and “This is ...

Christine Hernandez says she wants to get back to enjoying life after a stranger stepped up to become her kidney donor: “I ...

A calm has settled over the Chicago area this spring after months of chaos last fall, when masked federal immigration agents roamed neighborhoods, often deploying tear gas and other aggressive tactics ...