James Cappleman

Aldermen said they'll pull the plug on the lakefront fest if it doesn't quiet down and clean up traffic.

An Army official urged "education, education and more education."

Tensions have eased between CTA and local business owners who complained about column placement.

Friends of the 46th Ward Schools said families "can use all of the help they can get."

It's not the first time the alderman's office has been accused of deleting comments on safety issues.

Ald. Pat O'Connor tabled a proposal allowing earlier Sunday liquor sales after City Council resistance.

Plans are still "very up in the air now," Cappleman's chief of staff said.

The creators of Kiss Kiss Cabaret are behind the venture, scheduled to open in the fall.

The historic building is moving forward with plans to change its zoning and get landmark status.

Authorities said they found a giant icicle in the building's basement Thursday, want heat restored.

Debate over the placement of support columns has stalled the process.

The popular weekly burlesque and comedy show will move to the Uptown Broadway Building in the spring.

The fast food joint's opening at 1016 W. Wilson Ave. now is planned for March.  

Several businesses are closed, and a community meeting is canceled.

School closings and crime were among five moments that mattered to locals in 2013.