Pat O'Connor

Changes are afoot, including a new McDonald's, Ald. Pat O'Connor said.

Ald. Pat O'Connor (40th) said he's had no contact from a charter school about opening in Lincoln Square.

Pathways In Education was rebuffed in 2015 but is eyeballing Lincoln Square again in new application.

Coyotes in Winnemac Park became aggressive because people are feeding them, officials said.

Animal Care and Control is monitoring Winnemac Park, where coyotes were trapped over the weekend.

ComEd and the Water Department are rebuilding a manhole; work will last three to four weeks.

Ald. Pat O'Connor updated the 40th Ward on contract negotiations for the school in a newsletter Tuesday.

After his parents divorced, O'Connor stayed in Chicago so he could attend and play football at St. Rita.

A sequence of warning signals will start five minutes in advance of the detonation.

The Board of Education still must vote to approve the building for use as non-charter private school.

The Board of Education intends to close the sale in early November, said Ald. Pat O'Connor (40th).

After a theater group pulls out, many questions arise about the future of the century-plus building.

A Bowmanville home was ransacked after the owner was lured out by thieves pretending to pave an alley.

A pair of burglaries occurred near Winnemac Park, Ald. Pat O'Connor warned neighbors.

Using the right words when you call 911 can help prioritize your call, police advised.