A 59-page report comes less than two weeks after the Federal Railroad Administration said it would examine previous studies about the project’s impact.

Craft brewers and other businesses that sell consumables containing THC say the new restrictions will cause multimillion-dollar losses as the state limits THC sales strictly to dispensaries.

Chris Welch deserves credit for stepping aside, but his successor must confront Springfield's longstanding culture of sexual harassment.

While the pay concession averts a strike, it leaves a still-ongoing fight between APPs and UIC over the university’s refusal to bargain with about 200 employees represented by SEIU Local 73.

Chicago legal giant Kirkland & Ellis scoops up 40 private equity and deal lawyers from Weil Gotshal as the storied New York firm winds down operations.

The dispute threatens to slow one of the city’s highest-profile efforts to breathe new life into the Loop.

The Chicago Bears confirm renewed stadium talks with Illinois leaders, leaving open the possibility of a deal in the city as negotiations intensify.

IBM fires up its newest quantum computer in Hyde Park, marking a milestone in Chicago's push to become a national hub for quantum technology.

Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming trip to Latin America, covering 19,000 miles in 11 days, isn’t just any old homecoming.

Related Midwest proposes a new Chicago Bears stadium at the former U.S. Steel South Works site, but the team remains focused on Arlington Heights and Indiana.

Democrats are celebrating their return to power in Congress, but the retirement of senior Illinois lawmakers raises questions about the state's influence in Washington.

A meaningful share of the money insurers must pay will be left on the table. Here's why.