Joe Moore

After six months of deliberation, Ald. Joe Moore decided to support a zoning change for the structure.

Out of hundreds of submissions, seven pieces of art made the cut to adorn walls at the rehabbed stations.

Sam Sadaqa operated his liquor store for 30 years, but some said it had fallen into disrepair.  

A prairie-style mansion would have to be demolished to make way for the new development.

Cmdr. Thomas Waldera introduced himself to neighbors Monday night at Loyola Park.

Ann Rainey, who represents Evanston's southern border, said businesses like Ward Eight help Chicago, too.

The Morse-Glenwood-Clark special service area would be expanded one block south on Clark Street.

Tempers flared at a public meeting about whether one liquor store should replace another.

A more upscale liquor store could replace it despite the owner's willingness to change ways.

The Pritzker group hoped alterations to the 250-car garage design would appease opponents.

Owners of a six-unit building want to add garden units, but the plan would require City Council approval.

The deadline to place an offer on the city-owned firehouse on Greenleaf Avenue is Wednesday afternoon.

After neighbors complained about the dilapidated property, a Realtor said she'd found a buyer.

Residents voted to fund five projects as part of the participatory budgeting process.