The next round of Cook County property tax bills will be delayed by approximately two months, officials announced Tuesday.

Two-month delay expected; no-interest loans will help schools, libraries, parks, fire districts and other taxing bodies, County says.

Property tax bills will be roughly two months late this year, Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle said Tuesday, confirming the county’s long-running tax debacle will continue to stress ...

A $300 million no-interest county loan program will help local governments relying on tax revenue they won't get on time, but ...

Cook County is currently embroiled in one of the worst property tax situations of the modern era. What started as a computer glitch quickly spiraled out of control, revealing the systemic failures in ...

Cook County's machine-learning tax model made assessments fairer, yet homeowner bills soared. The appeals system, not the ...

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle told us that not once but twice in regard to the county’s terrible recent record ...

While few Illinoisans in 2026 regularly reflect on the COVID-19 eviction moratorium, a 68-year-old Robbins resident says she is fighting its continued effects daily. After pleading her case to a Cook ...

Property tax bills owed by Cook County residents and business owners are once again landing in mailboxes months later than usual. Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle announced Wednesday that ...