City Council Committee Backs Tax Break for $7 Billion West Side Redevelopment The Chicago City Council’s Economic Development Committee on Monday advanced a $55 million
The University of Chicago has doubled the income threshold for free undergraduate tuition, a structural change that will reshape financial aid math for thousands of middle-income Chicago-area families and signal a competitive recalibration among the country’s most selective universities. Beginning in Autumn Quarter 2027, undergraduates from households earning less than
Every neighborhood has a storefront with a light on before dawn. A bakery owner mixing dough at 4 a.m. A dry cleaner running the first press before the commuters arrive. A florist arranging deliveries while the rest of the block sleeps. In Chicago, these entrepreneurs number in the tens of
University researchers have been saying it for years: the CTA’s problems predate COVID, predate the pandemic funding cliff, and will
On the morning of April 22, Mayor Brandon Johnson joined the Chicago Department of Aviation and construction crews at 7344
The way products are made, used, and retired is changing — and the shift is no longer confined to sustainability
Six years into one of the more drawn-out stadium negotiations in NFL history, the Chicago Bears say a decision is imminent. The team owns land in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Indiana has passed legislation and signed it into law. Illinois has a bill moving through its House but has not yet
In Chicago, the power of sports goes far beyond the scoreboard. It’s a force that binds neighborhoods, sparks citywide pride,
In Chicago, sports are more than a pastime, they’re a pulse. From the roar of the United Center to the
Course design plays a critical role in determining the level of difficulty golfers encounter. The arrangement of holes, total yardage,
