High court’s decision fuels uncertainty about whether babies born to immigrants lacking legal immigration status will be considered American citizens, despite 14th Amendment.

A growing number of Chicago suburbs are instituting their own rules on the use of e-bikes and electric scooters — above and beyond state regulations.

With temps in the low- to mid-90s through Saturday, Elgin’s splash pad in downtown Festival Park is a good place to beat the heat.

Flender Corp. has broken ground on a 124,500-square-foot warehouse adjacent to its 16-year-old building on Madeline Drive in Elgin.

Each summer, thousands climb aboard the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s River Boat Tour and glide past skyscrapers towering on the footholds of determination and ingenuity.

Benet transfer Gabriel Sularski, the state’s top senior basketball player, is leaving Lemont for Layton Christian in Utah.