Walter Burnett, who represented parts of the West Side and the West Loop for 30 years on the Chicago City Council, retired ...

A $100,000 grant from the city’s cannabis grant program, approved by the City Council at its Aug. 6 meeting, would help fund ...

"It's a clear conflict of interest," one advocate of intoxicating hemp products said at a council meeting this week.

Instead of fighting over a shrinking resource pie, the city must grow that pie by promoting more business and population growth.

HUD will stop monitoring a civil rights agreement over the General Iron matter and dropped a case alleging City Council ...

Home rule authority gives Chicago broad power to govern itself. Mayor Brandon Johnson may ask the Illinois General Assembly ...

The Department of Housing and Urban Development ended separate investigations into the city's zoning practices that advocates ...

A final vote on a St. Louis County bill to regulate intoxicating hemp products stalled out Tuesday night after about a dozen business owners and lobbyists opposed it at the county council meeting. The ...

Pritzker says Illinois working to soften impact of SNAP cuts imposed by Trump - “Gov. JB Pritzker spoke at an East St. Louis food shelter ...

The debate over intoxicating hemp and its place amid the burgeoning legal cannabis market is set to make a return to the ...

Johnson should have been “more proactive in meeting the moment we knew was coming” when $1.9 billion in federal pandemic ...

Broomfield-based Premier Members Credit Union will merge with Wichita, Kansas-based Meritrust Credit Union on Friday but keep its name in Colorado.