Editorial: After a summer of sky-high ComEd bills, Springfield must act on long-term relief this fall
We warned a year ago that an electricity crisis was coming in Illinois. Springfield got...
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Editorial: Is ‘exclusive inventory’ a new way for real estate agents to keep commissions high?
Compass is swallowing @properties, Coldwell Banker, Century 21, etc. Reason to worry.
Editorial: Google’s admission of censorship during COVID shows jawboning cuts both ways
The federal government interfered with how the nation’s dominant search engine and its most widely...
Editorial: Unsurprisingly, Discover sale costs hundreds in Riverwoods their jobs
When large headquartered companies are bought by out-of-town rivals, lots of local folks lose their...
Editorial: Teens on e-bikes are having accidents in the suburbs. We need real rules.
Illinois is struggling to keep up with changing technology and habits, but its rules must...
Editorial: Believe it or not, Gov. Pritzker and Gov. Abbott agree on this clear and present danger
Two governors who couldn't be more ideologically opposed — JB Pritzker and Greg Abbott —...
Editorial: Mayor Brandon Johnson twice undercuts Chicago’s fight against crime
Did Mayor Brandon Johnson show his true colors on Chicago cops and policing in the...
Editorial: Teachers’ extremist social media posts don’t do their students any good
Teachers are getting themselves into trouble on social media. The bigger concern is what's happening...
Editorial: The economy is flashing red for many American consumers
The U.S. economy isn’t in recession, but lower-income households are under increasing strain.
Editorial: A Pritzker photo-op puts spotlight on community violence intervention
A murder charge against a so-called peacekeeper, photographed recently with Gov. JB Pritzker, raises questions...