The Portage Plan Commission offered favorable recommendations for rezoning for Timberstone subdivision and the site of a new ...

Jaxson Davis and Trinity Jones have put their names among some of the greats in Illinois’ rich high school basketball history.

The National Confectionery Sales Association said it will open the first Candy Hall of Fame Experience next year at 830 N.

But interim Chair Ald. Bennett Lawson says he’s got a political maneuver of his own that will end the political impasse.

A Trump Tower neighbor allegedly recorded an intimate exchange and shared it with building employees, who then passed it on to other residents, according to a federal lawsuit filed last month.

The Tribune Editorial Board is absolutely right about the financial problems of Chicago’s forced bond sale (“With Chicago’s forced bond sale, financial details just keep getting uglier,” March 22).

Opening day in Chicago conjures a lot of emotion for a lot of people, and to a great many of them it’s one big family reunion. Indeed, “Opening day is a holiday,” as the saying went on the T-shirts of ...

Here’s a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on March 27, according to the Tribune’s archives. Is an important event missing from this date? Email us. Sports front flashback: March 28, 1939 ...

Canadian developer Onni Group has shelled out $125 million for the 50-story office tower at 161 N. Clark St. in Chicago’s Loop, one of the priciest downtown office trades in years. The buy adds ...

My grandfather ran a printing press for decades. His hands were stained navy blue. The press building itself — “The Shop,” he called it — was authentically Dickensian, a New England factory mill and ...

The Cubs and White Sox share a common opponent each spring: Chicago weather. Snow and rain have forced the postponement of home openers for each club going back to at least 1929, but so have strikes, ...

Food delivery robots have shattered two city bus shelters within the last week, fueling heated discussion amongst Chicago humans who say they shouldn’t have to share the public way with the apparently ...