President Donald Trump on Monday rang the opening bells for the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq from the golden confines of the Oval Office, a symbolic act that reflects how he has increasingly tied his presidency to the stock market.

Just days before the Hoffman Estates Village Board was set to vote on a controversial plan to rezone a patch of farmland for possible use as a data center, the developer withdrew his request.

Labor strife at Chicago’s port comes with political implications for Mayor Brandon Johnson.

From a seismic interchange redo to an O’Hare International Airport facility, the Illinois Tollway’s sprawling new $26.5 billion capital program is a lot of concrete to absorb.

The Tribune is taking a look back at what the Chicago area and the state of Illinois have uniquely contributed to the nation — and the world — over the last 250 years.

Over 30 Will County schools will fund enhanced security measures thanks to grants from the state’s cannabis sales tax revenue.

Extra South Shore Line trains will begin operating Monday while the railroad continues to operate on a holiday/weekend schedule.

Officials said initial demolition and cleanup of the former Tinley Park Mental Health Center should be completed by the end of the year