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The proposal has the backing of labor organizations AFL-CIO and the Service Employees International Union, Democratic senators and attorneys general from California, Illinois and 17 other states.
'The 'Chicago Way' was on full display at the Chicago Bears news conference today,' Friends of the Parks wrote in a scathing statement issued hours after the team unveiled its lakefront plans.
Hospitals, ambulatory care centers and behavioral health organizations that provide telehealth services will be eligible for the program effective July 1.
The same issues that plagued new arrivals this fall, from lengthy processing times and expensive applications fees, have persisted amid dysfunction in Washington.
Crain’s reporters Katherine Davis and Brandon Dupré talk with host Amy Guth about local labor movements in the worlds of health care, academia, and arts and culture.
Andrew Swinand, who recently stepped down as CEO of Leo Burnett, and his wife, Thuntharee, are asking $950,000 for this getaway home right on the Indiana-Michigan border.
Crain’s residential real estate reporter Dennis Rodkin joins host Amy Guth to talk news from the local housing market, including how affordability here is the lowest it’s been in at least 17 years.
There are important blanks that ought to be filled in before lawmakers at City Hall or in Springfield get behind the team's vision for a lakefront stadium.
The embattled CTA is taking another hit from Springfield, this time from a bill that would dramatically change the face of mass transit around the city and who controls it.
A Sky-Fever game at Soldier Field would not be the first time a Chicago women's basketball team has played against Caitlin Clark in an outdoor football stadium.
The awards were doled out in seven primary markets where the Michelin Guide also reviews restaurants, including Chicago. Find out which ones made the cut.
A resolution with more than 600 signatures so far comes as tensions and protests over the ongoing war in Gaza escalate on college campuses across the country.
The Healthy Illinois Campaign unveiled a new data review by UIC that lays out the benefits that ripple out from providing health insurance to the uninsured.
The mayor, who has put himself far beyond the hesitance of Pritzker and other state leaders, must now walk the walk in Springfield or suffer a very public defeat.
The lawsuits, filed in Cook County Circuit Court, are the fallout of a hazing scandal that rocked the university's football program and resulted in the firing of its longtime head coach Pat Fitzgerald.
