Brendan Reilly

The Chicago Board of Education has signed off on the plan, which would fund school modernization.

Downtown Ald. Brendan Reilly said his proposed ordinance would apply only to City Winery.

Neighbors spoke out in June against the proposed 32-story development at 353 W. Grand Ave. 

The John Buck Company wants to build an apartment tower on a River North parking lot owned by a church.

Neighbors requested the new signals because of congestion caused by pedestrian traffic. 

A lakefront park Downtown named after Chicago's founder was announced in 1988, but has yet to be built. 

Despite Ald. Reilly's push to remove them temporarily, the city announced that it plans to keep them.

The expanded half-acre dog park is located off of North Union Avenue and open to the public.

The Plan Commission was unanimous in supporting the development.

The City Council called on the Police Department to explain a backlog in processing rape evidence kits.

CDOT spokesman Michael Claffey confirmed that work started Tuesday on the anti-speeding measures.

There's a new sign that speed bumps are coming to deter illegal street races on Lower Lower Wacker. 

Neighbors say the racers keep them awake and want the police to do more to stop the speeders.

A commission granted Bertrand Goldberg's iconic "corncob" buildings preliminary landmark status.

The 32-story proposal drew ire from neighbors who would lose their views and share its alley.