James Cappleman

Truman Square Neighbors can vote in an online survey until 9 p.m. Wednesday.

Seven people — some responsible for shootings — are still wanted after the bust, police said.

The drug bust occurred over the last few days in the Sheridan Park area, Ald. James Cappleman said.

The building at 4525 N. Kenmore Ave. was sold to Morningside Equities Group, Inc. for $5.1 million.

The proposal, which requires a zoning change, must be approved by neighbors and the zoning committee.

The alderman was "extremely disappointed" police and organizers couldn't resolve a fence height issue.

The project aims to change what will go under the Wilson Red Line station once it is renovated.

Ald. Harry Osterman joined a dozen other aldermen voting against the TIF funded project.

The proposal will head to City Council for full approval Wednesday.

30 McCutcheon students presented their ideas to a panel of politicians and education professionals.

The presentation will be from 9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. Wednesday at the school at 4865 N. Sheridan Road.

"I cried and I thanked my Lord," said one homeless man.

"We'll always be here for you," Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson told the crowd gathered in Boystown.

The Human Relations Committee passed an ordinance banning discrimination against the LGBT community.

Two shootings occurred on Leland Avenue overnight Tuesday.