Illinois legislators chose not to extend the state’s Invest in Kids program, which offered school choice scholarships to lower-income families throughout the state.

Citing “serious environmental concerns,” Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Tuesday said the state is ending development of a proposed migrant camp in Brighton Park.

Illinois’ debt owed to its pension funds rose for a second straight year, spurred this time by a recent rise in salaries that will be used to calculate future benefit payments.

The annual tax sale will occur Jan. 9-12 for properties with unpaid 2021 property taxes due in 2022, Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas said in a statement.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday at Chicago’s new Salesforce Tower represents a milestone on the road to recovery for Chicago’s struggling commercial real estate market.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker said he and Mayor Brandon Johnson are getting along despite disagreements.

After a marathon meeting, most Arlington Heights village board members said early Tuesday they’re in favor of a three-story, 25-unit permanent supportive housing development for people with disabilities and veterans on South Arlington Heights Road.

Mobile cameras that record the license plates of passing vehicles and can analyze features of those autos are coming to Wheeling.

Eastern Illinois University received a $200,000 grant to help support students with housing insecurity and help them complete their degrees.