Brendan Reilly

Here's a first look at the latest proposed River North tower. 

But other restrictions, such as not placing dispensaries near schools or day cares, still would apply.

Navy Pier is hiring a Ferris wheel operator. 

The Loop alderman is drumming up a new ordinance aimed at cracking down on certain street performers.

The proposed restaurant is now half the size it was when introduced last year. 

The Chicago Park District quickly dropped a pay-to-play plan amid neighborhood opposition. 

Hoteliers suggest an Airbnb rental wouldn't need a license if it were the owner's primary residence.

This has been the most violent start to a year Downtown since at least 2010. 

Vandals cut Rep. Dunkin's name off a billboard denouncing Rauner and Dunkin Friday, Ald. Reilly said.

The law implemented last year was meant to expedite shutdowns of bars associated with violent crime. 

River North robberies are surging as questions spiral around the death of bartender Marques Gaines. 

A tweak to a proposed ordinance earned committee approval, but a full council vote was delayed.

The 39-story tower will open next year, but until then, try to steer clear of Erie and Wells. 

Chicago's vice mayor and the well-known Republican radio pundit got into it on Twitter over the weekend.

The retail giant announced a full list of closures worldwide late Friday morning.