James Cappleman

CTA has emphasized building dense developments with residential and commercial uses by transit centers.

Officials said Stewart could become a magnet school but neighbors have lots of other ideas just in case.

Residents said they were worried about revenge shootings, and about a troubled strip mall on Sheridan.

The North Side stations, built in the early 20th century, need the upgrades, residents said.

Obama's chopper could be headed for Montrose Harbor, according to harbor security and the 46th Ward.

The Tuesday fire displaced 15 people, including families with children.

The Chicago Park District is building an eight-lane running track and multi-use turf fields.

Ideas for the closed school include a community center, theater and housing.

At least seven Chicago aldermen support the measure, backed by activist group ONE Northside.

Ald. James Cappleman said the one-year pilot program will debut this month.

The city's special events department says "They haven't contacted us yet."

An organizer for the event disputed that claim, saying "it's just not going to be at Montrose Beach."

Alderman and the Chicago Food Depository deny her claim of a political food fight.

An organizer for the electronic dance music fest said his team has made "the proper adjustments."

The fast-food chain announced the opening date on its Facebook page Wednesday afternoon.