Chicago City Hall

The city will rule in two months on whether the River North bar can stay open.

The citywide collection of household items for veterans runs from Memorial Day through 4th of July.

A new report said Chicago Police led the state in the amount of money and property seized from suspects.

Ald. Michele Smith wondered why applicants can't use "this thing called the internet" to apply.

"If you don't enforce it, it's not worth the paper it's printed on," she said of a new home-sharing law.

Aldermen Smith and Hopkins say a Downtown pilot program could ease congestion in Lincoln Park, Old Town.

Ald. Brian Hopkins wants parking compensation from "movies that do quite well at the box office."

Ald. Brian Hopkins said the endorsement by the Fraternal Order of Police "fans the flames of division."

Budget Director Alexandra Holt expected increased revenue as well as more parking income to pay for it.

Ald. Ameya Pawar said it reflects a "knee-jerk tendency to run to the loudest and most ignorant voice."

Ald. George Cardenas urged the mayor not to "ignore the needs of the Latino community."

Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Clerk Susana Mendoza said they are moving forward on creating the card.

Critics complained that Mayor Rahm Emanuel's 2017 budget proposal was light on funding specifics.

Ald. Harry Osterman said the city's on edge as a Tuesday strike deadline approaches.

The deal was announced as part of a $25 million borrowing plan to pay for the Interceptor SUVs.