West Loop Community Organization

Despite a promise to close, West Loop groups were concerned troubled Sawtooth would continue to operate.

The business was facing an eviction, a fight with the city and angry neighbors.

Irked condo residents have called 911 in an effort to get the West Loop spot to turn it down.

The restaurant-lounge also is facing city lawsuits, and after a recent shooting, angry neighbors.

Residents are invited to weigh in on two proposed office developments in the West Loop.

A new summer festival, the West Loop Art Fest, will debut on Washington Street in August.

The West Loop organization's new director replaces longtime leader Martha Goldstein, who retired.

LG Development plans to build a 13-story apartment building near Mary Bartelme Park.

The West Loop Community Organization will host an Oktoberfest celebration at Kaiser Tiger on Randolph.

The Randolph/Fulton Market Association wants developers to plan more parking at the Fulton Market site.

The building's owners are pursuing a zoning change ahead of the three-story renovation.

An empty police station should not be sold to the theater group, Neighbors of the West Loop said.  

Some neighbors have concerns about the Chicago Children Theatre's plan to rehab an old police station.

Signs banning parking from 1:30-3:30 p.m. remain posted as groups push morning ban, Madison St. meters.

"The focus ... was small, locally owned businesses that add to the unique atmosphere," the survey found.