With just 86 freshman enrolling at Chicago State University (CSU) in the 2016 fall term, the university now has fewer than half the number of total students it did six years ago and is looking into other ways of attracting students.

Edzo’s Burger Shop in Evanston is no longer just a burger joint: It's part of a "sanctuary" movement across the nation aimed at providing a safe and tolerant environment for employees and customers alike.

When the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) scheduled a strike vote earlier this year, many viewed the move as another tactic orchestrated by the union to prevent Gov. Bruce Rauner from imposing his last, best offer.

A national pro-life group has warned Gov. Bruce Rauner that supporting abortion funding legislation will harm his re-election bid in 2018.

A national Catholic group has warned Gov. Bruce Rauner that supporting abortion funding legislation will harm his re-election bid in 2018.

Chicago residents endured a rough ride last year after a series of setbacks plagued the city, leaving many to wonder whether 2017 will bring better days.

A Chicago math teacher and chess coach expelled from the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) for skipping an organized strike in April fears he may have to pay an even steeper price.