The proposed 10-story development being considered by the city's Planning Commission would bring 188 units — 38 of them affordable — plus retail space and a cafe to Halsted Street.

Wednesday's meeting also saw alderpeople delay an effort to have a police watchdog agency investigate possible violations of the Chicago's Welcoming City ordinance.

Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American saint, easily won a public vote to determine a replacement statue for the Columbus bust that was controversially removed by the city in 2020.

Amazon is going forward with plans to demolish the former Central Steel & Wire Plant, 3000 W. 51st St., and replace it with a 230,000 sq. ft. warehouse.

The city selected DL3 Realty’s $162 million plan to bring 300 mixed-income units, retail and restaurant space to the Plymouth Court site and make improvements to nearby Pritzker Park.

Though it's scaled back from the Lincoln Yards megadevelopment project, Foundry Park will bring thousands of new housing units plus retail, office and park space to the former industrial site along ...

Services for the civil rights icon are set to begin next week and will be open to the public, though details are still being finalized.

Kimball-bound trains will skip the Western stop in Lincoln Square 3 a.m. Thursday-4 a.m. Sunday due to construction, according to Ald. Matt Martin’s office and CTA officials.

After operating for five years at Logan Square’s Pilot Project Brewing, the award-winning brewery will open the city's only freestanding Black-owned taproom with help from a city grant.

Legal advocates and local officials said the Trump administration is using immigration courts to target asylum-seekers as part of its deportation efforts — and that fast-tracking cases means they ...

The local business owner is running to replace Ald. Julia Ramirez. Zuno has been a fierce critic of the city's street ...

CEDARst’s revised plan for 321 apartments at Ada and Lake would require Downtown-level zoning. Some residents say the glass-heavy high-rise doesn’t fit the neighborhood’s character.