Patrick D. Thompson

The units will sell for $350,000-$400,000, according to the developer.

The effort to breathe new life into the Halsted Street commercial district dates back decades.

The meeting provided an opportunity for residents to share his concerns about the bar.

Alderman Patrick Thompson said the community will be asked to help paint the mural.

Foot patrols will allow police to explore alleys and meet residents, the police commander said.

Set for Thursday at Providence of God Parish , 717 W. 18th St., the meeting will run from 6:30-8:30 p.m.

As neighbors weigh in, Ald. Thompson hasn't yet decided whether he will support the 99-unit project.

Before Thompson took office, he campaigned on bringing life back to Halsted Street.

The meeting is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at Armour Square Park.

Police Cmdr. Daniel Godsel told residents the idea of gang turf is "nonsense."

The rally is set for 6 p.m. Friday at the corner of 48th Street and Union Avenue.

The candidate for 11th Ward alderman offers up some ideas about Bridgeport's future. 

The three candidates will give details on their platforms.

A look back at 2014's biggest stories in the Bridgeport area. 

The tongue-in-cheek signs co-opt Bridgeport's nickname as "community of the future."