The City Council's finance committee approved a new sale of the meter rights — but the city would get a 5 percent cut of the parking meter income going forward.

The district’s enrollment dipped to about 304,000 students though it reclaimed its spot as the country’s third largest school system. The Chicago Teachers Union called for extending CPS’ school ...

People who need birth or marriage documents can get them for a reduced or waived fee Saturday at Manning Library on the Near West Side.

Work on the Sauganash taproom has begun with the goal of opening in early 2027. Pollyanna is hosting town halls this fall to ...

Fans turned out Wednesday night for the Washington Park native's first headlining solo Chicago show in 14 years at Northerly Island.

The increase allows the city to use TIF funds for public works and development projects within the Pilsen tax increment-financing district, including plans to restore a Western Avenue bridge.

Clark Street Live makes its Wrigleyville debut, plus the Beverly Art Walk, the last of Bronzeville Summer Nights and more.

The Australian brand will open up next to a Dr. Martens shop and nearby several other boot and shoe retailers.

CK Construction plans to begin demolishing the closed Mount Greenwood Evangelical Lutheran Church in the next two months and build four new homes on the site.

The council on Wednesday approved Ald. Desmon Yancy's effort to simplify zoning along South Shore's major commercial corridor and encourage more residential density in Pocket Town.

While some alderpeople push for tougher curfew laws, many parents and teens say the current approach is unfair and ineffective.

A resolution signed by 36 alderpeople calls for a pause on the Bridgeport project tied to Justin Ishbia's plans for a new White Sox stadium until environmental studies are made public and a public ...