Walter Burnett

Neighbors are invited to weigh in on development guidelines at the Visioning Workshop this weekend.

The city released staffing levels showing the Near West Side has 339 officers, 9th highest in the city.

The project was first proposed in 2005.

Business owners seek to rebrand former Madison "Skid Row" stretch from Halsted Street to Ashland Avenue.

The plan would ban street parking from 7-9 a.m. weekdays but make an exception for West Loop residents. 

Neighbors say they had no idea the ban during events was expanded until they were slapped with tickets.

The crowd was hoping for a message of hope from Obama before the Trump presidency starts.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said he did not believe President-elect Trump would yank funding from cities.

The 363-unit project will also include a grocery store and restaurant.  

A new ordinance would allow some off-duty police to wear their uniforms while working security jobs. 

The 111 S. Peoria development has been approved by the city, but neighbors are still fighting the plan. 

Neighbors are worried after two accidents happened in one day at a busy intersection.   

The 900 W. Washington project is less dense than most proposed projects, but neighbors aren't fans. 

After two recent accidents, could a much-needed traffic signal be coming soon at Lake and Morgan?  

After 40 years in the area, Bridgford Foods aims to develop 2 buildings at Lake and Green. [RENDERINGS]