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The proposal calls for redeveloping a Streets and Sanitation depot on Broadway into an 11-story apartment building with all-affordable units.

Ald. James Cappleman is retiring after three terms on the City Council.

Yeshivas Ohr Eliyahu's current all-boys high school is spread over nine buildings. Its new building will help the school grow its enrollment.

Police say there are no known threats, but the department and event organizers are taking more precautions following a mass shooting that killed 11 people outside Los Angeles on Lunar New Year's Eve.

Community organizer and teacher Mueze Bawany is hoping to deny Silverstein a fourth term in office representing West Ridge.

Forum attendees who saw the November performance at Touché described the experience as “mortifying,” “disgusting,” “hurtful” and “beyond appalling.”

Aldermanic hopeful Bill Morton's campaign headquarters was hosting live entertainment with bring-your-own-beer service without having the proper permits, city records show.

Christian Blume and Jane Lucius are making their first bids for elected office, while Vasquez hopes to keep pushing for better CTA service, solutions to the city's homelessness crisis and expanding emergency mental health care.

The show, which stars Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly, is an adaptation of the science fiction novel "Dark Matter," which is set in Chicago.

Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams is open on Clark Street in the former home of a longtime dessert parlor.

Dunne, a leader at Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation, is one of 10 candidates for 48th Ward alderperson.

Lily Shambrook's "death was not an accident. The factors that led to Lily's death were known problems and they were preventable," said one cycling advocate.

All projects advanced Tuesday could go in front of the full City Council for a final vote as soon as Wednesday.

Mayoral contenders traded barbs on policing, CPS and CTA as they made their pitch to lead City Hall.

The attacker, who got away, yelled and threatened a man and woman who were entering the gay-owned bar and restaurant.

The last three years have been a "real struggle" for the anchor business at the north end of Andersonville's commercial district.

Patrick Nagle and Roushaunda Williams are two of six candidates running for the open 46th Ward seat.

Ten candidates are running to replace Osterman, who is retiring.

Maribel Macedo and Armando Sanchez, owners of Isel's Cleaners, died in a 21-car pileup on New Year's Day as they headed home to Chicago. They had been celebrating an overdue honeymoon.