Ex-National Association of Realtors employee files lawsuit alleging sexual harassment, discrimination
Roshani Sheth alleges in a lawsuit that she was repeatedly subjected to comments about her body and sexual advances by male supervisors.
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DNC spotlight brought clean CTA stations and helpful staff: ‘If only it was this clean every day’
By many accounts, the week was marked by clean trains and stations and reliable service.
Roads are reopening around Chicago as the DNC ends. Here’s when all the security perimeters will be removed.
Security perimeters put in place for the Democratic National Convention are starting to come down now that the event has concluded and state representatives and party officials are heading home.
‘Life or death’: LGBTQ+ delegates talk about election stakes amid historic levels of representation at DNC and in public office
LGBTQ+ leaders said the stakes are high for their community as they are facing increasing threats to their rights from Republicans.
CTA is adding more Blue and Green Line service for DNC
CTA is running extra Green and Blue Line trains after DNC events, as well as more Green Line trains before the events.
National Association of Realtors taps Nykia Wright as its new CEO
Nykia Wright has been serving as interim CEO since November.
Dearborn Homes residents say their buildings are in disrepair; CHA says it is fixing the issues
Older adult residents at the Chicago Housing Authority's Dearborn Homes aired concerns about broken elevators, a rat infestatio and overflowing trash bins.
‘Crisis mode’: Housing providers are being squeezed by rising insurance costs, driving rents up. Unlike other states, Illinois can do little about it.
Insurance experts say many rental building owners have seen their insurance costs increase between 10% and 20% in recent months and years.
The home buying and selling process is changing. Here’s what you need to know in Illinois.
The way real estate agents get paid is shifting, following landmark settlement agreements that resulted from numerous class-action, antitrust lawsuits brought by home sellers over the commissions they paid to...
Illinois’ federal rental assistance dollars have run out. As the state prepares its new program, tenants and landlords are left with less support.
A new state rental assistance program is in the works, but it won't be up and running until after Labor Day.