John Arena

Residents of the 41st Ward cast more than 6,000 Republican ballots, the most of any Chicago ward.

Some residents said the stores set to replace the empty bank are not “upscale” enough.

Two Culver's are set to open this year in Chicago — one in Wrigleyville, one in Portage Park.

A proposal by Ald. John Arena to license ride-hailing drivers was rejected, but may resurface.

Ald. John Arena knocked "nickel-and-dime solutions" to the conflict between cabs and ride hailing.

Taxi drivers called a city proposal to help the cab industry "too little, too late."

The sculptures on Milwaukee Avenue at Lawrence and Agatite avenues will be removed this month.

The change was recommended by city planning officials, Ald. John Arena (45th) said.

Crews couldn't postpone the work because of other projects scheduled this summer, officials said.

The free event is sponsored by Ald. John Arena and the Beaubien Parent Teacher Organization.

Some residents said the stores set to replace the empty bank are not “upscale” enough.

The proposal drew mostly positive feedback Wednesday night at a packed community meeting

The best-case scenario is that residents could be without a neighborhood library for several months.

The meeting of Jefferson Park Forward is set to take place at 7 p.m. Thursday at Fischman's Liquors.

The meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Filament Theatre, 4041 N. Milwaukee Ave.