Brendan Reilly

Magellan Development and architect Jeanne Gang showed off the $900 million project Monday night.

City officials sued the proprietors of the embattled River North bar earlier this month.

The office tower proposed for 130 N. Franklin St. would rise 51 stories and include a large plaza.

The public meeting begins at 6 p.m. April 13 at the Radisson Blu Hotel, 221 N. Columbus Drive. 

Check out the renderings the developer presented to neighbors Tuesday.

Don't get caught on these roads Sunday morning, unless you have time to wait. 

A community meeting on the proposed development will be held at 6 p.m. March 31 at Paris Club.

Sponsored by Mayor Emanuel and Ald. Reilly, it follows a shooting at the Dolphin nightclub.

The beleaguered River North bar was hit with an eviction order, but its owner is fighting back.

A community meeting regarding the project will be held March 31.

Aldermen on Wednesday approved setting up a way to shame landlords with problems in their buildings.

Costs would double Downtown for developers to avoid including units in new projects.

The Chicago Department of Transportation installed 212 new lights for Metra commuters. 

Ald. Brendan Reilly (42nd) urged concerned citizens to contact the Park District with in an e-blast.

The gas industry and service-station owners threatened the E15 conversion would close some gas stations.