Outside hotels and a naval base, suburban Chicago protests immigration ‘blitz’
More anti-blitz rallies have been scheduled in the Chicago suburbs in the coming days, as towns that were once Republican strongholds now lean more Democratic.
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As other NFL teams build new stadiums, the Bears will soon release plans for a new dome in Arlington Heights
The Chicago Bears are expected to publicly present their latest plans for a new stadium in Arlington Heights this fall, officials said, with the hope of breaking ground by spring.
Growing debate: Cannabis growers want the option of cultivating outside, but state regulators keep trying to stop it
Most legal cannabis in Illinois is grown without the sun, wind, rain, or even, in some cases, soil. But opportunities to grow cannabis outdoors in Illinois have been limited.
Rosecrance Therapies acquires Ascend, expanding counseling services for eating disorders and sports performance
While eating disorders and sports performance are very different, they share an increased demand for specialized counseling.
Weiss hospital to remain closed while Medicare funding cut is appealed. West Suburban Medical also at risk.
Resilience Healthcare acquired both Weiss and West Suburban Medical Center out of bankruptcy in 2022. Both facilities depend on Medicare or Medicaid to pay for 70% to 80% of their...
Weiss hospital, set to lose Medicare funding this weekend, appears closed. Supporters to rally this afternoon.
The emergency room and other facilities closed as of 7 a.m. Friday, emergency room registered nurse Daniel Maser said.
Illinois Gaming Board revokes license of Cicero video gambling operator, alleging mob ties
The Illinois Gaming Board has revoked the license of an allegedly mob-connected operator of a video gambling license at a Steak’n Egger diner in Cicero.
Proposed law would expand the reach of personal injury lawyers when they file suits over toxic substances
Trial lawyers say the measure would offer fairness and convenience. But Critics warn the legal change would promote “venue shopping.”
Illinois nursing homes ranked among the worst in the nation; residents call for action
Nursing home operators say much of the problem comes from Illinois’ Medicaid reimbursement rate, which is lower than most other states and doesn’t fully cover the cost of providing care.
‘Winging It’ exhibit at Newberry Library shows humanity’s relationship to birds — dead and alive
Illinois' nearly extinct prairie chicken and Chicago's famous piping plovers, Monty and Rose, are among the highlights of the 'Winging It' show.