Tom Tunney,

The city has also set up a drop-off location for Uber and other ride-hailing services.

While the district commander addressed concerned neighbors, he didn't offer many details.

The CTA will post more canine units at the station after a spike in crime in the area.

Mayor Emanuel couldn't take issue with her criticizing Chicago's murder rate.

Ald. Derrick Curtis charged "corporate greed" was behind the loss of 600 jobs at the Chicago bakery.

Major crimes have been trending downward for years, but 2016 could change that.

Dozens of residents let City Council members know they had "zero credibility" after Laquan McDonald.

Construction should take two years and will include blocking off a lane of Addison Street for a year.

The cafes opened in late June along a troubled Lakeview corridor.

Business interests complained it was yet another burden placed on employers.

There was little discussion of the merits of the ordinance during a busy City Council meeting Wednesday.

"Wrigley Plaza is hereby established" —  but with access limited to ticket holders.

The ordinance would allow workers to accrue a sick day every eight weeks, a full week after 40 weeks.

There are no threats against the LGBT community in Chicago, said Police Supt. Johnson.   

The latest report on police manpower sets the district at the highest levels since 2013.