Roseland, Pullman

Chicago police pulled over hundreds of thousands more drivers than they previously reported, but they found guns in fewer than one of every 150 stops, according to a new data analysis.

Seven candidates entered the February race to succeed Ald. Howard Brookins. Now, candidates Dantzler and Mosley will compete to be the area's first new alderperson in 20 years.

Veteran Roasters would also include a restaurant and cafe and bring about 50 permanent jobs, many of which would go to military veterans.

The event is being held to address health resource disparities in the community, officials said.

Citations for air pollution — which contributes to Chicagoans' respiratory problems, cancers and premature deaths, per the city's own research — have dropped 90 percent over the past decade-plus.

All are welcome to Saturday's giveaway, as organizers try to help neighbors affected by the recent reduction of Illinois SNAP and Link program benefits.

Though the Roseland Medical District was established by the state in 2011, progress on the project has been slow. The master plan was adopted by the Chicago Plan Commission in November.

Mosley and Dantzler emerged from seven candidates to replace the retiring Brookins.

Beale, who's held the post since 1999, secured 60 percent of the vote, assuring him a seventh term in City Council.

The museum is raising money at its anniversary gala Saturday to fund a multi-phase museum campus expansion project to tell the story of Pullman Porters on a grander scale.

Roseland Reserve Initiative, launching Feb. 14, will offer food and and toiletries for neighbors to take home, organizers said.

Local barbecue chef Dominique Leach is partnering with a Michigan beef farm for the wagyu beef hot dogs.

The funds will pay for infrastructure, rehab, cleanup and other work to build on large industrial sites.

Cameron Barnes and Cleopatra Draper say transparency and participatory budgeting would be key components of their offices.

Meet the three candidates for the police district council seats representing parts of Roseland, Pullman and West Pullman.

Seven candidates, many from Washington Heights, hope to bring in more businesses and job opportunities and reduce crime in the expanded Far South Side ward.

Twelve neighborhoods primarily on the South and West sides will be added to the city's marketing efforts to encourage visitors to explore more of the city, officials said.

Voters must decide who will lead them as the 9th Ward sees increased development.

Candidates Cleopatra Draper and Cameron Barnes are now the sole challengers to incumbent Ald. Anthony Beale (9th) on the ballot.