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Janice Thompson typically takes the Green Line to and from her job downtown, but recently she found her routine disrupted: Service on the Cottage Grove branch…
With students returning to campuses in just a couple of weeks, universities and colleges across the state are beginning to pull from COVID-19 response plans to…
The deal to keep Lollapalooza in Chicago for at least the next decade includes a complete revamp of how festival producers will pay the Park District,…
Groupon is laying off 500 employees, or nearly 15% of its global workforce, as the struggling Chicago-based online marketplace seeks to cut costs amid falling revenues.The…
Calling Illinois an “oasis” for abortion rights, Gov. J.B. Pritkzer put out the welcome sign Monday for businesses looking to expand outside of states like Indiana…
The situation between the Chicago Cubs and veteran outfielder Jason Heyward felt untenable.A rebuilding Cubs organization wanting to look at other players did not fit with…
Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Monday called on authorities to “quickly and thoroughly” complete their investigation into potential influence peddling involving a police body-camera manufacturer and a…
The city of Chicago has reached a deal worth up to $422 million to partially power some of its biggest buildings with solar energy starting in…
Consumers in Illinois and other states are suing health insurance giant Centene and its Chicago-based subsidiary Celtic Insurance Co., alleging the insurers defrauded them by overcharging…
The Chicago Police Department is “dedicated to ensuring that the people who ride the CTA are safe,” Superintendent David Brown said at a news conference Monday…