Suburban luxury rentals thriving as high-end finishes, amenities appeal to many demographics
Upscale suburban apartments, including some with an urban vibe, are emerging as an answer for retirees, young families and even singles.
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More than just pretty architecture: Open House Chicago 2025 includes public housing, urban agriculture
Visitors can explore more than 200 sites across 25 neighborhoods, gaining access to historic buildings that are otherwise closed to the public.
Farmers at Chicago Federal Reserve conference say tariffs are hurting them
Economists, farmers and agriculture business owners from across the Midwest gathered to discuss the impact of the Trump administration’s changing trade policies.
Feminist stories, climate crisis come to life in artwork at the South Asia Institute
What started as a Streeterville couple's private collection of South Asian art led to the formation of a unique museum and cultural space in the South Loop.
‘A real physical thing’: Quantum computer exhibit at O’Hare seeks to make the technology tangible
An exhibit of a quantum computer at O'Hare put on by the University of Chicago and IBM aims to make learning about the technology accessible amid Chicago's rise as a...
Workers at Museum of Science and Industry vote to authorize a strike
Members of the union representing Museum of Science and Industry workers voted to authorize a strike, although it was unclear if or when a walkout would take place.
Vernon Hills toymaker takes its challenge of Trump administration’s tariffs to Supreme Court
Learning Resources hasn’t laid off any employees, but it has stopped filling some vacant positions. The company also raised prices on some toys by around 5% and cut expenses.
AG Kwame Raoul joins 7 other states and FTC in suit against Ticketmaster over fees, brokers buying tickets in bulk
The lawsuit alleges that Ticketmaster allows brokers to buy tickets in bulk, allowing both brokers and Ticketmaster to pocket extra profits when the tickets are resold.
Fewer people, same level of pride at Pilsen Mexican Independence Day Parade as protests continue throughout Chicago area
Annual Mexican Independence Day Parade sees lower turnout, while protests continue around the Chicago area.
Mexican Independence Day events canceled amid looming ICE surge
Several Mexican-American groups have canceled Mexican Independence Day celebrations in anticipation of ICE, national guard deployment.