Mayor Brandon Johnson is struggling in fundraising, but plans to file "far above" the 12,500 signature threshold to make the ...

The high court declined to hear a challenge to Chicago's policy of confiscating cars over unpaid parking tickets, but two justices raised serious constitutional concerns.

Introducing 40 young leaders already putting their imprint on the businesses, institutions and communities shaping our future.

The program is hotly contested by participating hospitals that have received drugs at steep discounts in the past.

As more care shifts to outpatient settings, hospitals are left with sicker, costlier inpatients, and CFOs are struggling to ...

Dr. James LaBelle has been appointed the service line chief of pediatric cancer and blood diseases for the Chicagoland ...

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett has leased nearly 94,000 square feet for its first Chicago office, continuing the neighborhood’s evolution into a corporate hub with white-collar professional services firms ...

KPMG and Anthropic are combining Claude with AI governance, monitoring and human oversight to help businesses safely scale ...

The foreclosure highlights the lingering financial strain on the downtown office market after years of weakened demand and higher borrowing costs.

Crain’s healthcare reporter joins host Jeanne Sparrow to talk through the details and obstacles facing Rush and Endeavor’s planned merger.

College of DuPage and OpenAI host an AI summit exploring workforce skills, higher education and the role of human judgment in an AI-driven world.

Chicago-based developer Moyer Properties got a $32 million construction loan for a 105-unit apartment building at 400 Sheridan Road in downtown Highwood.