A new Realtor.com survey forecasts more dark times for Illinois’s long troubled housing market.

With the passage of House Bill 5342, Chicago Ald. Nick Sposato is now in a class all of his own, eligible to steer his political earnings toward a more profitable firefighters' pension system.

With speculation still bubbling about what led federal agents to recently raid the offices of longtime Chicago Ald. Ed Burke, Ed Keefe wonders if he has a clue.

Federal authorities continue to be tight-lipped about the reasons behind a recent early-morning raid on the Chicago City Council and ward offices of the city’s longest-tenured alderman.

Longtime Chicago alderman Ed Burke is standing firm in his position after his City Council and ward offices were recently raided by federal authorities.

The Chicago Sun-Times reports all the current telltale signs suggest the recent raid on the offices of veteran Chicago Alderman Ed Burke have nothing at this point to do with his association with President Donald Trump.

Native son Chance the Rapper is making good on his vow to bring “diverse voices” to his Chicagoist relaunch.

The Chicagoland area will be home to more than 1,000 new custom relationship management positions over the next five years after global leader Salesforce recently announced plans to build on its Tower Chicago headquarters.

Governor-elect J.B. Pritzker has vowed to obliterate the bipartisan school-funding formula that paves the way for the dissemination of private school tax credits after it’s been the law for less than a year.

William J. Kelly thinks the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and its more than 500 cases of child rape and sex abuse cases over the past decade is more than enough cause for federal investigation.

Illinois Policy Institute (IPI) has partnered with local math teacher Joel Ocol on a project the organization says can make a life-changing difference for many young people.

More than one-third of the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) workers effectively barred from working over issues raised in their background checks were slated to be directly working with students on a regular basis.

Illinois State Rifle Association (ISRA) Executive Director Richard A. Pearson estimates that the number of state residents owning a conceal and carry license has increased to more than 310,000.

Former Loyola and Simeon Career Academy star Donte Ingram has inked a deal with the Dallas Mavericks.

Rep. Jeanne Ives (R-Wheaton) has joined the growing chorus of state lawmakers staunchly opposed to Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s proposed plan to borrow billions more as part of an overall scheme to stall the city’s soaring pension liability.

Republican state House candidate Ammie Kessem is calling for action in the wake of a Chicago Tribune report that found nearly 40 Chicago Public School (CPS) students reported being sexually assaulted on school property over the last decade.

Ammie Kessem argues that Rep. Robert Martwick’s actions are proof that he views voters in the 19th House District as second-class citizens.

Emotions are expected to be running high Thursday evening during the 6th Congressional District candidate debate between U.S. Rep. Peter Roskam (R-Arlington Heights) and Democratic challenger Sean Casten.

Republican state House candidate Ammie Kessem believes Illinois Auditor General Frank Mautino only governs with one person in mind: himself.

Republican committeeman Pete Podgorski has resigned his post in the 38th Ward.