The nonprofit that is working to revitalize the Chicago-Calumet River system was awarded the Thiess International River Prize at the International River Symposium in Australia.

Homeowners in Chicago and Cook County are left in limbo as the county struggles to finalize the 2024 property tax bills. Initially due on August 1, the due date has been rescinded amid ongoing issues with the property tax billing system.

A jungle resort with resident pachyderms you can watch from your balcony – and other extraordinary sights.

Business owners looking to attract, engage, and retain these critical workers need a hybrid plan in place and a comprehensive program to address all their needs, desires, and expectations.

Apartment hunters in downtown Chicago may encounter sharply higher rents next spring due to a significant drop in new rental unit construction, which fell by 60.4 percent compared to the previous year.

As recent monsoon-like rains inundate neighborhoods, Chicago homeowners are grappling with rampant basement flooding.

The Illinois Appellate Court has rejected the museum’s claim to air rights above the River North building it owned at the time.

The Chicago resale home market is feeling the pressure of low inventory, with prices rising as sales dip slightly.

The Chicago Park District’s new master plan for Grant Park threatens to overlook the city’s rich 16-inch softball history, pushing the remaining fields into obscurity as ‘festival grounds.’

After nearly a decade of planning, the Chicago River Swim will finally take place on September 21, attracting 500 swimmers to navigate the revamped course along the river’s main branch.