Harry Osterman

Edgewater has come a long way from being known for its slums and arsons, but crime has spiked this year.

Ald. George Cardenas called for making students a priority, but others defended their TIF funds.

The Chicago Department of Transportation created a flier to help alleviate confusion along Argyle.

Ald. Harry Osterman led a tour of the almost completed Argyle Streetscape Thursday.

Ald. Harry Osterman will lead a walking parade of the shared street for business owners and residents.

Performers include Elephant Rebellion, Kuumba Lynx and Connect Force.

The Houston-based company opened a store at 5301 N. Clark St. earlier this month.

The restaurant at 1114 W. Argyle St. will showcase three pho dishes and a family recipe from Vietnam.

The community mosaic school and artist space will move into the former Blue Buddha Boutique location.

Dozens of residents let City Council members know they had "zero credibility" after Laquan McDonald.

Senn High School's pool was one of the first two built in the city, with a hope all students could swim.

The hearing will focus on the city's efforts to implement "fundamental reform" in the police department.

Argyle Street will be closed to cars from Broadway to the Arygle Street CTA station beginning Friday.

Over 80 percent of the 187 units would be 400-square-foot studios that rent for $1,250-$1,300 monthly.

Police and neighbors meet up for games, peace marches and other events in the neighborhood.