A Lombard woman says she lost thousands of dollars in a scam that targeted her son's apartment sublease listing, highlighting what consumer advocates describe as a growing threat to landlords and people subleasing their properties.
A candidate for Chicago's first fully elected CPS School Board is publicly responding for the first time to allegations from old divorce records that have become a central issue in his campaign.
Six months after the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran, experts and members of the Chicago area's Iranian American community say the conflict has taken a significant human and economic toll, with no clear end in sight.
Nearly three weeks after a storm caused widespread flooding and damage across northwest Indiana, many residents remain without fully repaired homes as they seek financial assistance and recovery support.