demolition

The Woodlawn restaurant and Faye's Flowers caught fire on July 15.

The church said it now wants to tear down the landmark to build a gospel music museum.

Pilgrim Baptist wants to at least save two walls of structure, still can't afford rebuild, lawyer said.

The University of Chicago plans to tear down the former offices of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists.

Mike Bousis, the owner of Cermark Fresh Markets, plans to tear down the former bank near Six Corners.

Chicago, Reagan once recalled, was “a congested urban world of gas-lit sidewalks and streets."

Following Easter services, dozens held a vigil outside of the shuttered building slated for demolition.

The Chicago Archdiocese plans to tear down the church, which hasn't been open for mass in four years.

The initiative, started last year, aims to demolish some of the city's 16,000 vacant buildings.

Residents' and business owners' questions were left unanswered as the site readies for a Walgreens.

Former President lived in an apartment building on 57th Street that's slated for demolition.

Demolition finally began on the abandoned site, slated to become new home of Lycee Francais.