Illinois lawmakers reopening a fierce debate in the AI era with a bill requiring data centers to pay millions toward energy assistance and renewable power.

The 17-story building at 70 E. Lake St. is framed as a prime redevelopment candidate amid weak demand for workspace.

The 30 aldermen who approved the 2026 budget are forming seven working groups to monitor the Johnson administration's ...

After a leadership shakeup and bumpy expansion spree, Portillo’s has named Brett Patterson CEO to help steer its future growth.

Providers and public health leaders are assessing the impact of the latest attack by Health & Human Services on funding directed at Democrat-led states.

The publisher of suburban Chicago's largest daily newspaper, the Daily Herald, is looking at a potential bidding war with at least one suitor reportedly showing interest and the deep-pocketed owner of ...

The 151-acre property, complete with a six-bedroom house and helicopter pad, is the largest private estate sold in the Chicago area in at least 15 years.

Credit unions were never supposed to become multibillion-dollar enterprises exploiting tax loopholes and sidestepping the consumer protections meant to safeguard hard-working Illinoisans and their ...

The counter-service restaurant is big, bright and music-filled, featuring a bar program that leans heavily into French Quarter favorites.

Health system margins showed some stability and growth over the course of 2025, yet were constantly dogged by rising expenses ...

Chicago’s economic disclosure statement adds cost and delay to real estate deals. The City Council can streamline the process ...

The e-commerce giant is rolling out its Prime Air drone delivery service this summer near its fulfillment centers in Markham ...