Christopher Placek

It may still have the city's name in its title, but after 93 years, the Chicago Boat Show has dropped anchor in the suburbs.

Chicago suburban natives now living in the Los Angeles area are among the thousands fleeing their homes due to threat of spreading wildfires.

Elk Grove Village officials are scheduled to close on a $5.65 million purchase of an old factory and one-time indoor tennis club that will be used to store municipal vehicles and other large equipment.

The Northern Illinois Police Alarm System — a regional consortium of suburban police departments — is set to ink a long-term lease with Rolling Meadows for the city's shuttered fire station on Plum Grove Road.

Rosemont officials are in talks with a group interested in purchasing the Rosemont Theatre, a potential move that would transition the 30-year-old publicly owned venue into private hands.

Appearing before the Illinois Supreme Court Wednesday, attorneys for Rolling Meadows and Arlington Heights argued whether the former should pay the latter more than $1 million in misallocated sales taxes from Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant.

A proposed QuikTrip fueling center and convenience store at the highway entrance and exit ramps of Route 53 will replace a long-standing strip shopping center in Rolling Meadows.

Why did Arlington High School close? The question has perplexed Chip Brooks ever since he moved to Arlington Heights, where many still wax poetic about the school, and remain sad and angry over its 19...

Elk Grove Village is paying $4.5 million for property with a still-operating Staples office supplies store and a shuttered Aldi grocery store, with an eye toward possible redevelopment into a skating rink there.

Some three years and more than a dozen public meetings after the initial proposal, revised plans to build 25 apartments for people with disabilities and veterans has finally earned zoning approval in Arlington Heights.