Richard M. Sullivan

The Association for Individual Development has shut down its 24/7 Living Room crisis respite in Aurora after losing a $1.4 million state grant, abruptly

Chicago's Midway Airport is lining up a big-money facelift on its private-jet side, with more than $100 million in proposed upgrades to hangars, private

The family of Jermaine Richards has filed a negligence lawsuit against Cook County and its Medical Examiner's Office after learning that Richards' body

Two girls on their way to Forest View Park bolted and screamed when a stranger in an SUV pulled up alongside them Monday evening, and police say both made it away unharmed.

State lawmakers have carved out $13 million for a new homeless shelter on Chicago's Far Northwest Side, a move local leaders and housing advocates say should have happened years ago.

Portillo's is officially heading to Wrigleyville. The Oak Brook-born chain plans a roughly 4,600-square-foot restaurant at 3519 N.

On Monday in South Shore, Ald. Desmon Yancy stood with neighborhood entrepreneurs and rolled out a push for a non-binding "Small Business Bill of Rights" at City Council.

East Aurora School District 131 is shaking up how some of its most vulnerable students get to class, approving a one-year pilot contract with

Downtown Oswego's old firehouse is trading sirens for stemware as Bay 54, a new cocktail lounge, gets ready to throw open its doors with a grand opening on Friday, July 24.

Nearly 50 years after a body was found stuffed in a small cardboard shipping box in a Benton County cornfield, investigators say they finally know her name.