An investigation reveals significant misclassifications in Cook County property assessments, with many properties incorrectly valued or overlooked entirely.

Starting in July, the Illinois Holocaust Museum will temporarily close for renovations and open a satellite location at State & Kinzie. The new venue will offer engaging exhibitions and educational programming.

A battle is brewing as landlords unite against the newly enacted Northwest Side Housing Preservation Ordinance, which grants extensive rights to renters and is seen by owners as a threat to private property.

Bally’s $1.7 billion casino project in Chicago is hitting snags, including a stalled public offering and construction delays. City officials and local residents express concerns over its viability and impact on traffic and city revenue.

With mortgage rates still averaging above 6.5 percent, experts suggest the best hope for affordability may not be for years, pushing many first-time buyers to rethink their plans.

An immersive theatrical experience that aspires to challenge perceptions and ‘reveal the brain’s inner mysteries’ will open in River North this fall.

Outrage among Old Town residents continues despite city approval of a revised Old Town Canvas, a 36-story apartment tower that is now shorter, wider, and with fewer units.

The Chicago City Council’s Committee on Finance approved use of TIF funds for the 78-unit mixed-income housing project at Cabrini-Green.

Its enterprising spirit and artsy vibe may surprise you.

As the Chicago Housing Authority prepares to build 4,080 new affordable units on the former Cabrini-Green site, residents of nearby Old Town are skeptical of the project’s design and impact on community safety.