Department of Planning and Development

The city approved the razing of the building at 1450 N. Dayton in just six days.

Residents joined Ald. Michele Smith in pushing the city to require more parks in the area.

The project slated for 975 W. Wilson Ave. is now an 11-story building, according to renderings.

The final vote on the designation is scheduled for Nov. 9.

Those who wish to attend must RSVP online in advance.

The next step for the building, built in 1906, is a City Council vote this fall.

Of the 35 property owners who returned the consent forms, 20 were in favor and 15 were not.

The school's director said developers and city officials are helping finalize a deal to save the church.

A partnership of Humboldt Park organizations is tackling the look of vacant homes.

Program takes aim at some neighborhood eyesores, hopes to put them on the city's tax rolls.

City officials and area aldermen revealed street designs and development possibilities Thursday.

Under a measure approved by the City Council, six houses built on the lots will sell for $199,000 each.