Retirement at 65? Here's which states have the most senior workers
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans who are 65 and older are still working. See which states have the most employed seniors.
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans who are 65 and older are still working. See which states have the most employed seniors.
The states where residents earn the highest incomes
A new ranking reveals where Americans are earning the most overall and highlights the wide income gaps that persist across the country.
A new ranking reveals where Americans are earning the most overall and highlights the wide income gaps that persist across the country.
US gas prices over 40% higher than last year after big jump in May
The pain drivers are feeling at the pump continued into May with the cost of gas rising for the fourth straight month. Prices now sit 42.2% higher than the same time last year, with most of the country experiencing an even larger increase over that time.
The pain drivers are feeling at the pump continued into May with the cost of gas rising for the fourth straight month. Prices now sit 42.2% higher than the same time last year, with most of the country experiencing an even larger increase over that time.
World Cup fans warned about ticket scams, fake websites
As the World Cup approaches, cybersecurity expert Harry Maugans is warning fans about "typo squatting" scams, where criminals create lookalike websites to steal money and personal information from people searching for tickets and event information online.
As the World Cup approaches, cybersecurity expert Harry Maugans is warning fans about "typo squatting" scams, where criminals create lookalike websites to steal money and personal information from people searching for tickets and event information online.
Blame this, not AI, for rising unemployment among young college graduates, study says
Despite persistent fears that artificial intelligence would take away more and more jobs, that may not be the reason a rising number of young college graduates are having trouble finding work.
Despite persistent fears that artificial intelligence would take away more and more jobs, that may not be the reason a rising number of young college graduates are having trouble finding work.
America's inflation pain hits the produce aisle – tomatoes lead the spike | ChicagoLIVE
Tomatoes have become the latest symbol of rising food costs in the U.S., with prices up about 40% over the past year.
Tomatoes have become the latest symbol of rising food costs in the U.S., with prices up about 40% over the past year.
New study reveals which states have the best economies
This state topped the list as the strongest state economy, fueled by innovation, STEM talent and a thriving tech sector, according to new data.
This state topped the list as the strongest state economy, fueled by innovation, STEM talent and a thriving tech sector, according to new data.
Are 'Trump accounts' a good money idea for your kids? | ChicagoLIVE
You might have heard of so-called "Trump accounts" which are investment accounts for children. Are they a good idea for your kids? We asked an expert.
You might have heard of so-called "Trump accounts" which are investment accounts for children. Are they a good idea for your kids? We asked an expert.
Viral 2006 Walmart receipt highlights how sharply grocery prices have climbed
A viral receipt showing 79 grocery items costing $161 in 2006 is fueling discussion about inflation, with experts breaking down why prices have surged and whether wages can keep pace.
A viral receipt showing 79 grocery items costing $161 in 2006 is fueling discussion about inflation, with experts breaking down why prices have surged and whether wages can keep pace.
Business leaders warn proposed digital ad tax could hurt Illinois companies | ChicagoLIVE
The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce says a proposed Illinois tax on digital advertising would make it more expensive for small businesses to market online and compete with larger companies.
The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce says a proposed Illinois tax on digital advertising would make it more expensive for small businesses to market online and compete with larger companies.
CEO pay grew nearly 6% in 2025, fueled by huge compensation deals
Corporate executive pay continued its upward movement last year, driven by a bump in total compensation. Organizations leveraged high stock performance and one-time financial incentives to maintain executive talent, pushing CEO payments to millions of dollars.
Corporate executive pay continued its upward movement last year, driven by a bump in total compensation. Organizations leveraged high stock performance and one-time financial incentives to maintain executive talent, pushing CEO payments to millions of dollars.
Trump's team is pushing for a $250 bill with his face on it, report says
Officials inside the Trump administration are reportedly exploring a new $250 bill bearing his image. Here's what to know.
Officials inside the Trump administration are reportedly exploring a new $250 bill bearing his image. Here's what to know.
Trump Accounts: What's next to get $1,000 for your child
The Treasury Department is preparing to deposit $1,000 into “Trump Accounts" for babies soon. Parents need to take certain steps so they’re able to receive the money.
The Treasury Department is preparing to deposit $1,000 into “Trump Accounts" for babies soon. Parents need to take certain steps so they’re able to receive the money.
Social Security June payment schedule: Here’s when recipients get their checks
Social Security June payment dates are set for millions of Americans. Here’s when recipients can expect to receive their checks.
Social Security June payment dates are set for millions of Americans. Here’s when recipients can expect to receive their checks.
Market rallies despite Iran tensions as investors watch oil prices closely
Investment advisor Jonathan Hoenig breaks down why markets continue climbing amid the Iran conflict, what could impact gas prices next, and how Americans can navigate the economy for the rest of the year.
Investment advisor Jonathan Hoenig breaks down why markets continue climbing amid the Iran conflict, what could impact gas prices next, and how Americans can navigate the economy for the rest of the year.
Lawn watering costs are highest in these cities — see the list
As drought conditions grip more than 60% of the contiguous U.S., a new Lawn Love report highlights the rising cost of keeping lawns green in America’s largest cities.
As drought conditions grip more than 60% of the contiguous U.S., a new Lawn Love report highlights the rising cost of keeping lawns green in America’s largest cities.
Rahm Emanuel unveils college affordability plan amid 2028 presidential speculation
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced a new higher education plan at Dartmouth College that would offer free tuition for many families, cap tuition increases, and create incentives for students to earn four-year degrees in just three years.
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced a new higher education plan at Dartmouth College that would offer free tuition for many families, cap tuition increases, and create incentives for students to earn four-year degrees in just three years.
New study reveals best and worst places to raise a family in America
Raising a family requires a lot of time and planning, but sometimes the area you decide to relocate to may offer good opportunities for a fresh start in a new zip code, according to a recent study.
Raising a family requires a lot of time and planning, but sometimes the area you decide to relocate to may offer good opportunities for a fresh start in a new zip code, according to a recent study.
Bears stadium project could save team millions while raising questions for homeowners: tax study
A new Cook County Treasurer’s Office study estimates the Chicago Bears could save more than $39 million a year in property taxes under the proposed megaprojects bill, while residents and officials debate what the long-term impact could mean for local taxpayers.
A new Cook County Treasurer’s Office study estimates the Chicago Bears could save more than $39 million a year in property taxes under the proposed megaprojects bill, while residents and officials debate what the long-term impact could mean for local taxpayers.
Megaprojects bill could save Bears millions on new stadium property taxes for decades: analysis
If passed, the "megaprojects" bill could allow the Bears to save up to $1.5B in property taxes over 40 years, according to a new analysis.
If passed, the "megaprojects" bill could allow the Bears to save up to $1.5B in property taxes over 40 years, according to a new analysis.