A.D. Quig

Chicago ended 2025 with $219 million more than expected thanks to solid tax collections and many departments spending less than they were supposed to.

Cook County Board President is offering the first glimpse at the potential new board members who are likely to help guide the agency through the new paradigm created by the state's landmark transit reform legislation.

A state appellate court sided with the city in a dispute about a requirement that Police Department employees had to receive the COVID vaccination or pay for their own testing.

Two people were charged with concealment of a homicide and dismembering a human body this week after man’s arm was found in Lake Mattoon.

Gov. JB Pritzker and other Democratic governors came out against President Donald Trump’s proposed rule change to curb mail-in and absentee voting.

Two people were charged with concealment of a homicide and dismembering a human body this week after a man’s arm was found in Lake Mattoon.

Mayor Brandon Johnson took an early jab at budget opponents Tuesday, revealing a set of revenues backed by what he dubbed the “corporate caucus” have so far come up $130 million short.

The Cook County Violence Against Women Task Force wants more data to be public and to ensure Cook County Courts are subject to open records laws.

Cook County is considering whether to include Chicago Public Schools in an interest-free loan program so the school system can avoid some costs because of late-landing property taxes.