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Residents in one part of Chicagoland are pushing back against a massive battery project, but it could help keep their taxes from going up.

Almost half of Illinois' public universities are working with Flock Safety, spending thousands of dollars on contracts with the controversial company, according to a new report.

Victor Henderson, a candidate for president of the Chicago Board of Education, responded to allegations that he physically abused his children, which he denies.

AI is rapidly changing the workforce and a CEO of a leading company said only two types of workers will survive the new era: tradeworkers and people who are neurodivergent.

The Chicago City Council is expected to choose between two competing renters' rights ordinances as leaders try to tackle rising rent and housing affordability.

Students at the University of Illinois Chicago were protesting the planned appearance of US Customs and Border Protection at a campus career fair

Ambassador Ian Kelly discusses President Trump’s tough language toward Iran, the response from world leaders and the administration’s ongoing conflict with major news organizations.

A new plan from a Chicago congresswoman would dramatically change how the federal government handles immigration enforcement.

Chicago alders will convene today to discuss several topics, including competing plans that could change renter protections and landlord rules.

Chicago hotel workers are threatening to walk off the job. They're in a labor dispute over wages and benefits just when tourism is booming.