Roderick Sawyer

The future of the site is uncertain, but Ald. Sawyer wants a restaurant or retail chain.

Tempers flared at a town hall meeting on police accountability called by several aldermen.

Ald. David Moore, Ald. Roderick Sawyer, Ald. Pat Dowell and Ald. Leslie Hairston will come together.

The Chatham soul-food restaurant has seen a huge decline in business.

No appointment is needed for city-administered event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The new rule bans drones flying over 400 feet, near the airports and over private property or people.

Aldermen cheered the governor's announcement, but said they weren't backing down.

Guests must RSVP to attend.

A group of African-American aldermen wants the city's top cop fired after a bloody September.

Ald. Will Burns has received campaign contributions from the Illinois Network of Charter Schools.

The moratorium would apply to both Chicago Public Schools and the Illinois State Board of Education.

Progressives want a rebate for low-income homeowners, while Ald. Burke sought a congestion fee on cars.

Six aldermen sought a monthly garbage-collection fee between $9-$11 with reductions for seniors.

"We want to see good grades, not graves,” said nine-year-old Breon Anderson-Brown of Englewood.

But Ald. Roderick Sawyer worries the proposed community center/field house will be too pricey.