Finkl Steel

Emanuel said he was "intimately involved" in trying to persuade Amazon to pick Chicago for its new home.

Sterling Bay drawings suggest a series of mixed-use developments and a renovated Clybourn Metra station.

The cost of the 22-acre site was reportedly more than $100 million.

The need for more park land on the North Side is critical, Ald. Michele Smith (43rd) told officials.

Ald. Michele Smith wants a 10-acre park along the river to be set aside in the Finkl Steel development.

And the developer wants to extend the 606 trail east to the Finkl site, according to Crain's.

In both its short-term and long-term plans, the city envisions the former steel mill site as mixed-use.

A public meeting is set for Aug. 10 at UI Labs, 1415 N. Cherry St., from 6-7:30 p.m.

To move the plan along, Ald. Hopkins is trying to allow dispensaries in all manufacturing districts.

Nearly 300 neighbors convened Tuesday to share their vision for Finkl Steel and the surrounding area.

If the Finkl Steel area goes residential, North Branch Works fears industry will be pushed out.

Demolition crews are destroying the final buildings on the Finkl Steel site in Lincoln Park.

A temple in Englewood, an Uptown synagogue and various neon signs throughout the city are on the list.