First, ICE raided their Chicago apartment building. Now, they’re being forced to vacate it.

The Circuit Court of Cook County granted an order on Nov. 24 from Wells Fargo Bank to have residents at 7500 S. Shore Drive ...

Federal appeals judge questions validity of order that could free hundreds from ICE custody

The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments Tuesday over last month's order that aims to release hundreds detained ...

Lawyers challenging aggressive Chicago immigration enforcement move to dismiss case

The strategic move will likely short-circuit oral arguments before a skeptical appeals panel — and any ruling it might hand ...

Crowell Moves to New Chicago Space, as Office Use Becomes 'A Dialogue'

The firm has pared down its footprint, going from 78,000 square feet to roughly 50,000 square feet at 300 N. LaSalle, home to firms including Davis Wright Tremaine, Willkie Farr & Gallagher, and ...

Chicago appeals court hears arguments in bid to release hundreds of detained immigrants

Hundreds of immigrants detained by federal agents in the Chicago area in recent months will remain in custody at least a ...

7 Chicago Architects, Builders, and Landscape Architects in the AD PRO Directory

Searching for Windy City architects, builders, and landscape architects to hire? Look no further than our AD-approved list ...
Chicago Tribune

Dolton says former Mayor Tiffany Henyard should be responsible for attorneys fees in FOIA lawsuit

Dolton is looking to force former Mayor Tiffany Henyard to pay at least some of the legal fees for nonprofit Edgar County Watchdogs in a lawsuit alleging violations of the Freedom of Information Act.
The News-Times

Justin Turner becomes free agent after Chicago Cubs decline mutual option

CHICAGO (AP) — Infielder Justin Turner became a free agent Thursday after the Chicago Cubs declined a $10 million mutual option. Turner will receive a $2 million buyout as part of a contract that ...
ABC 7 Chicago

Manny's Deli among those offering free meals to SNAP recipients affected by government shutdown

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to start making food stamp payments by Monday. The White House argues it can't legally use federal emergency funds, but said it would partially fund ...