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Ald. Tom Tunney (44th), owner of the restaurant chain, said its three other locations would remain open.

Residents say it's up to them, not just police, to make their neighbors aware of potential problems.

But the local police commander said it would take more than additional police to stop crime.

The community process hasn't officially started yet, but that didn't stop neighbors from speaking out.

The Crib offers young, homeless Chicagoans a place to stay, but some Lakeview residents want them out.

The event will start at midnight Friday in the 7-Eleven parking lot at 3407 N. Halsted St.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel noted the fact that the Cubs and the rooftop owners both agree on the patio is key.

If the team can't get a pedestrian bridge spanning Clark Street, it could seek one over Sheffield Avenue.

Upgrades to the 99-year-old landmark stadium and neighborhood will be phased in over a five-year span.

Bulk, loss of light cited in residents' rejection of latest plans for The Out Hotel Chicago.

Faisal Khan said he received 132 total complaints, which were whittled down to 25 formal investigations.

The case revolved around an assistant state's attorney's alleged behavior outside Taboo Tabou.

The impact of "Crime in Wrigleyville and Boystown" on perception of crime has pushed leaders to respond.

The Cubs consulted a neighborhood group before allowing the show to continue until 2 a.m.