Albany Park flooding

Mayor Rahm Emanuel joined other local elected officials to break ground on the project Sunday.

The proposal met with skepticism from residents, who've experienced three 100-year floods in 10 years.

Details on construction of the Albany Park Stormwater Diversion Tunnel will be shared with residents.

Aimed at alleviating flooding on the North Side, the tunnel now won't be ready until 2018.

Reps from the city's emergency management department will meet with the public to talk flood control.

Final funding has been secured for the tunnel, intended to prevent severe flooding in Albany Park.

The money will pay for the tunnel's design work. Construction is expected to begin late this year.

As the year comes to a close, a look back at a few of the stories that had people talking in 2013.

Albany Park flooding is a "priority" in the initiative, but river and lake runoff should improve as well.

Federal aid may be coming to Albany Park residents, who are still critical of the city's flood response.

The 30-year-old Deep Tunnel project was overwhelmed by the heavy rain Thursday.