Sheli Lulkin

Merchants and community leaders look forward to new stations, but are prepared for construction "hell."

An organizer for the electronic dance music fest said his team has made "the proper adjustments."

Residents continue to fight proposals that would require sprinkler installations in old buildings.

The Active Transportation Alliance floated the idea last month to rid Bryn Mawr of traffic.

Aldermen said they'll pull the plug on the lakefront fest if it doesn't quiet down and clean up traffic.

Ald. Harry Osterman said the camera at Hollywood Avenue and Sheridan Road protects seniors.

A project to replace nearly 3,000 feet of water main began last month.

"I can finally breathe," said an elderly condo owner after hearing the news.

The new rules would require all city high-rises, regardless of age, to install sprinkler systems.

The project would extend the lakefront bike path about a mile to Loyola University's campus.

The festival, which was heard as far as Rogers Park, could be reduced "by about half."

Loyola University wants to permanently shut down the street for a pedestrian walkway.

The state fire marshal asked for fire sprinklers in all city buildings taller than four stories.

Neighbors miles away were angry about noise coming from Montrose Beach over the weekend.

Along a chunk of Sheridan Road in Edgewater, fines would increase from $50 to $250.