Greg Hinz

The party’s convention site selection committee is scheduled to be here for three days starting today.

The Federal Trade Commission recently launched an antitrust investigation into the rising costs of fertilizer in the U.S., the agency's head said at an event in Texas on Thursday.

This latest legislative session will go down in history as the one in which lawmakers punted on saving a key sports franchise.

Experts across the political spectrum agree the state's revenue structure isn't keeping up with spending pressures. The candidates for governor have yet to explain what they'd do about it.

I’m not saying a Sox stadium deal is a sure thing, but it sure looks more likely today than it did a few days ago.

Washington's decision to eliminate special consideration for minority and women contractors in federally funded projects arrives at precisely the moment history demands the opposite. Two converging forces are reshaping American small business, and federal procurement policy just turned its back on both.

Simad Holdings, the operator of youth summer camps including one in Lake Forest and a popular retreat in New York charging $16,750 for the summer, has filed for bankruptcy.

As the field of mayoral contenders continues to expand, a new poll released today explains why: Incumbent Brandon Johnson is in weak political shape.

At age 250, American democracy is facing its biggest challenge ever. The outcome is uncertain.

Bally's has hired former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot as it prepares for a potential legal fight with the city over expanded video gambling.