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Kove, a West Loop technology company, alleged in a 2018 lawsuit that Amazon Web Services used its patented technology as a building block for its hugely profitable cloud services.

For the first time in years, there are no new large condo projects under construction in downtown Chicago. Roughly 2,500 condos have been developed downtown since 2015 as multiple towers were constructed, and about 600 of those units are still available, said Gail Lissner, managing director for Integra Realty Resources. But the high cost of construction and high interest rates, which are ...

An amended ordinance now headed to the full City Council would allow riders to rent and drive the electric scooters between midnight and 5 a.m., which proponents hope will help late-shift workers.

For the past three months, buses sent by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott have brought people to the suburbs to avoid city fines for unannounced drop-offs.

The list, titled "The 25 Best Restaurants in Chicago Right Now," was released by the New York Times Tuesday as part of a "Where to Eat" series that highlights...

These independent bookstores are giving back through charity work, literacy programs, and unique cultural programming.

Those who want to watch the eclipse on April 8 should prepare, experts say.

CHICAGO, Ill. — After two buses with Texas license plates dropped off more than 80 migrants at the Wilmette train station Wednesday evening, the passengers who had traveled across countries to get to the U.S. didn’t know where they were. It was icy and raining. “What can we expect? Where are we going? Will there be shelter there?” they asked from the platform. After a lull at the beginning of ...

The Chicago Department of Public Health declined to answer questions on the exact number of migrants with active cases of tuberculosis and which shelters were affected.

Chicago, the largest city in Illinois, is a vibrant metropolis with a population of 2,665,039. Known for its rich history, ethnic diversity, and economic