Brendan Reilly

Considering density and traffic issues, "it became clear that this proposal simply could not proceed."

Reilly worried the boat would be too loud and that visitors would drink too much before operating boats.

Dogs are treated to pet beds, water bowls and treats while their owners sip cocktails and eat outside.

Improvements to include a new surface that is softer for dogs, new trees and water fountains.

The two development projects were presented to an audience of River North residents Monday.

VIDEO: The attraction's designer, who is afraid of heights, assured the ride is "very safe."

The ordinance from Ald. Brendan Reilly (42nd) increases the maximum penalty for loud bikes fivefold.

The Zoning Committee approved an ordinance addressing a moratorium on new signs imposed last year.

Ald. Brendan Reilly (42nd) asked the Onni Group to slim down its tower and reduce retail space.

When the company got its concessions contract, part of the deal was that indoor seating would be public.

Area residents balked at the plan for available parking for 620 hotel guests in the area.

The Downtown alderman wants to crack down on Segway speeds by punishing guides, not riders.

Testimony at a zoning hearing indicates many businesses back the proposal.

No formal action was taken as Mayor Rahm Emanuel prepared to propose a new transportation license.

A proposed resolution would impose taxi regulations on upstart ride-sharing services like UberX and Lyft.