With affordability on the top of people’s minds, a new survey sheds light on how Chicagoans are faring. And the state makes a dent in residents’ medical debt.

With Medicaid work requirements set to go into effect in the new year, local healthcare providers are bracing for a sharp increase in the number of uninsured patients.

A new ChicagoSpeaks survey conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago offers insight into Chicagoans’ financial pressures ...

Created as a community engagement effort, CPD’s “Roll Call” podcast produced 15 episodes before quietly ending. Records show ...

Annette Johnson, a current member and former president of the East Aurora School District 131 Board of Education, is facing ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposed spending plan for 2027 would increase CPD’s budget by approximately 6% to reach $2.24 ...

Each Wednesday, WTTW News producer Josh Terry presents must-see live music shows from indie rock to jazz, country, hip-hop and more.

A rate hike proposed by Peoples Gas is sparking debate over affordable energy and the necessity of replacing century-old iron pipes in Chicago.

Evanston/Skokie School District 65 announced the potential closures earlier this month as a result of an ongoing financial crisis in the district.

Elected officials and civic leaders officially broke ground on the long-awaited DuSable Park, which has been decades in the ...

The data center developers have paid $721 million in deposits for the infrastructure needed to connect to the grid. Utility ...

A downstate man who allegedly mailed envelopes containing a suspicious substance along with the message “HAH enjoy the gift” to multiple Illinois Congress members now faces federal charges.