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“Today, the historic revetment at Promontory Point is all that is left of a once eight-mile-long stretch of beautiful limestone transitions between nature and the city,” Preservation Chicago said.

Surging gas prices are not the only reason it may cost more to hit the road this spring.

The IUN School of Arts is transforming the former Alberts Diamond Jewelers space in the Southlake Mall into a public arts space that will host exhibitions, workshops, lectures and other

Auto insurance rates are rising in Illinois as roadways get busy and the cost to repair and replace vehicles goes up in the post-pandemic landscape.

Chicago’s business core could see activity jump in April as companies encourage more staff to return to the office.

The fires at blast furnaces at the old Indiana Harbor West steel mill in East Chicago have burned for more than a century but wont forge iron for much longer.

A restaurant in Chicago's Loop neighborhood was burglarized early Saturday.

Maybe not every public monster — from Anna Delvey to Uber's former CEO — needs a piece of prestige fiction made about them.

Here are key dates that highlight meteorological winter 2021-22′s significant events.

For many in Illinois, Monday’s planned end to the mask mandate brings a constellation of emotions.