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Nouveau Tavern Now Only Open on Weekends, Sets up Petition Drive

The River North restaurant's owners say they're fighting the city to restore late-night hours.

City Empowers Police Superintendent to Swiftly Shut Down 'Problem' Bars

The new ordinance follows a year of headline-grabbing incidents at or outside Chicago nightclubs.

Nouveau Tavern to Reopen, But Without DJs or Dancing

The River North club will now operate solely as a restaurant under a compromise with city officials.

Embattled Nouveau Tavern Blames Latest Shutdown on Chicago Violence

City officials sued the proprietors of the embattled River North bar earlier this month.

Bar Patron Says He's a Scapegoat in Battle Between Alderman, Nouveau Tavern

Usually when an officer doesn't show up for court charges are dropped — not for Kortez Delaney.

Nouveau Tavern Arrests Prompt Ald. Reilly to Rally Neighbors to Fight Back

The owner has claimed complaints are racially based but Reilly cited a "series of disturbing incidents."

Racist Message Spray-Painted on Controversial River North Night Club

Amid a fight with neighbors over noise, Nouveau Tavern's facade was defaced with graffiti.

Nouveau Tavern Rep Says Neighbor Opposition is 'Racially Motivated'

After weeks of conflict with residents, the team made "expensive changes" they say hurt their business.

Tavern Owner's 'Dream' Restaurant a Nightmare for Residents, Neighbors Say

River North neighbors, Nouveau Tavern faced off over over noise, litter complaints at CAPS meeting.

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