Joe Moreno

Ald. Joe Moreno was expected to submit the ordinance at Wednesday's City Council meeting.

As chains moved to skirt the new city ban, Ald. George Cardenas said, "It's time to get more severe."

The number of large-scale developments grows again as 95 new units are proposed for Logan Square.

Trump was greeted by protesters in Chicago who shouted, "Hate speech is not presidential!"

The City Club rejected Trump's call to move the event after it sold out.

A Fresh Start looks to federal housing laws in deciding its next step.

Taco Bell's plan to offer alcohol will be the focus of a local group's meeting Wednesday.

The mayor has established a working-families task force to address the issue.

The City Council created a $5.5 million fund for police torture reparations.

Chicago would become the first U.S. city to pay reparations for police violence.

The plan also includes housing for teachers and a community center at the former Von Humboldt school.

Moreno won over half of the absentee votes counted through Thursday and now has 51 percent of the vote.

Many voters were disappointed at the empty polls and low turnout.

The aldermanic races for wards largely covering Logan Square and Humboldt Park will be settled Tuesday.

The complaint also alleges that Ronda Locke took emails belonging to the city, a charge that she denied.