David Roeder

The panel's action sends the contentious matter to the full City Council for a final vote.

As charges of NIMBY-style narrow-mindedness fly about, Edgewater's alderperson is pressing for zoning changes she says can promote neighborhood vitality.

The company considered a move to an Austin warehouse but now has put that building on the market.

A Pulitzer Prize winner, Kelly has a background in investigative reporting. She will succeed Jennifer Kho, who will work on a project dealing with the future of public media, and will be the Sun-Times' first Black editor-in-chief.

JDL Development and Kayne Anderson Real Estate take over most of the North Side parcel, with plans for a "walking" residential neighborhood that's modest compared with an earlier Sterling Bay push for high-density offices and homes.

Praised for his "strategic vision," Donohue has a track record that invites speculation about a merger with CME Group.

His order seeking to cut off funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting affects about 1,500 stations, including Chicago's WBEZ and WTTW. But it's likely headed for the courts or for drama in Congress.

New York-based StoneX Group buys the company that dates from 1914 and helped start the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

The agency has reissued a request for developer interest in property at Clybourn Avenue and Larrabee Street, where it wants mixed-income housing.

President Donald Trump struggles with blowback from his trade policies as businesses and consumers brace for the impacts.