An ad campaign by Penny Pritzker's P33 and World Business Chicago touts the city. Is it working?

Governor Pritzker today signed House Bill 253 into law.

The city and state can create a new narrative of transparency and fiscal restraint, move beyond annual budget crises and begin planning for the long term.

In the 26 years since Chicago’s mayor gained direct responsibility for the city’s public schools, academic performance and graduation rates have surged.

As advocates celebrate Chicago’s first-ever elected school board, some are turning their attention to the next task: fighting for noncitizens to be able to vote

The $1 trillion plan should provide money to rebuild roads and bridges, expand O'Hare, modernize Union Station, replace lead water pipes, extend the Red Line and much more.

Long known for financial instability, Illinois on Tuesday got its first credit rating upgrade in more than two decades on the strength of the state’s latest budget.

Hospitals and clinics are reviewing their internal policies and procedures in the midst of a transformative moment for the industry and the country.