Patrick O'Connor

What's now a leveled-off plot of dirt will transform into a micro-brewery and watering hole in months.

Graeme Stewart School and Trumbull Elementary School were both closed in 2013.

Mayor Rahm Emamuel said the 20-acre park was among the 1,000 newly added acres of parks across the city.

Six aldermen sought a monthly garbage-collection fee between $9-$11 with reductions for seniors.

Catherine Sugrue served as principal for a year after LSC members asked CPS to change the rules for her.

Alderman and Starbucks' corporate office confirmed the menu addition, but a shop employee was unaware.

Asphalt poured, bike racks in place and new grass filling in along the boardwalk mean the time is near.

The new brewery and taproom will operate "in addition to and in unison with" the North Center location.

Owner Erv Muller closed the butcher shop Monday after 25 years. "It's been a great run," he said.

D and G Brewing, owned by fomer criminal justice professors, is making progress on Devon Avenue.

Demolition permits were issued for the tower, but cemetery owners would not say what will happen to it.

Free popcorn, family brew recipes and the smell of bread in the air could soon be the norm on Devon.

Ald. Pat O'Connor said the gym and facilities are "falling apart" and "haven't been repaired in ages."

The 3,600-square-foot, 3-car garage homes will feature a wet bar, sunken living room and inland kitchen.

The developer of the proposed 141-unit apartment building has applied for $10.7 million in TIF money.