Brendan Reilly

River North's Bottled Blonde has been in the city's crosshairs long before posting its dress code. 

Ald. Brendan Reilly (42nd) said he's rejecting the proposed 178-room hotel near State and Erie.

But some neighbors fear there isn't always strength in numbers. 

The buses would have to install security cameras and hire more security personnel, under the law.

A vote on the proposed regulations have been delayed until May, Ald. Brendan Reilly said.

The 60-story tower planned for Superior and Wabash unleashed traffic concerns from neighbors, alderman.

The extra patrols are coming before summer heats up. 

Fifty/50 Restaurant Group would run the eateries at the hotel, just like at the Dana next door.

Musicians could only play loud music at lunchtime and during the evening rush hour during the week. 

The owner of the Dana Hotel off State Street wants to build another hotel next door. 

The tower would be the tallest built in a decade in the neighborhood. But many neighbors don't want it. 

The 52-story office building overlooks the confluence of Main, North and South Branches of the river.

A New York developer is aiming high with its hotel/condo project proposed for Superior and Wabash.

Apartment projects have been the rage post-recession, but River North is seeing condos again.

The musicians make it impossible to sleep or work Downtown, supporters of the aldermanic proposal said.