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Have you ever wished that you had somewhere to go that wasn’t your house or work, but still felt like home? You might be looking for a ‘third place.’

After long consideration of a potential move to Arlington Heights that included the demolition of Arlington International Racecourse, a new report from Crain's...

Cooper, Texas - Step away from the daily grind and embrace the love of nature at Cooper Lake State Park this February. Located in the heart of Northeast Texas, this natural gem offers a serene retreat for those yearning to recharge in the great outdoors. Whether you're seeking to break free from the

CHICAGO — At about a dozen high schools across the city Tuesday, Chicago Public Schools students held walkouts to demand aldermen vote in favor of a cease-fire resolution scheduled for the City Council on Wednesday. After a contentious delay last week, the vote is expected to be heated. Co-sponsored by Alderman Rossana Rodriguez, 33rd, and Alderman Daniel La Spata, 1st, the resolution, demands ...

A proposed ordinance would alter in my Chicago neighborhood, an environmental organizer writes.

Developers did not ask for state money, but instead said they want the Illinois Sports Facilities Authority to rearrange existing bonds. They were also aware of Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s disdain for using taxpayer funds for sports stadiums — which is viewed as politically unpopular despite its prevalence in other cities.

Chicago police said a burglar is in custody after he shattered the front window of a South Loop liquor store on Wells Street.

The Chicagoland bike touring nonprofit has expanded its mission to include camping trips that are accessible to people with disabilities.

A man was arrested Monday night for allegedly burglarizing a South Loop liquor store. 

Traffic on South Loop 287 at the Tulane Drive underpass was being detoured late Tuesday due to high water conditions, according to a post from the Texas Department of Transportations