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St. Charles approves 12-unit apartment building for the last vacant First Street lot
The St. Charles City Council signed off September 21 on a redevelopment agreement for the corner of Illinois Street and Route 31, where a…
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City Council rezones South Shore’s 71st Street for mixed-use buildings and upzones Pocket Town
Ald. Desmon Yancy's ordinances, passed September 23, allow apartments above storefronts along 71st Street between Stony Island and Yates and open Pocket Town's vacant…
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Romeoville: G&W Electric opens 291,000-square-foot plant, plans 50 to 60 more hires
The Bolingbrook-based grid equipment maker cut the ribbon at 1135 Arbor Drive in Romeoville on September 2 and told the Herald-News it has about…
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Players Sports Center opens in Logan Square with six indoor sand volleyball courts
The former Windy City Fieldhouse on Logan Boulevard reopened in mid-September as a 51,000-square-foot sports complex with sand, hard courts, turf, pickleball and a…
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City Council raises Pilsen TIF budget to $830 million without expanding the district
The September 23 vote unlocks money for the South Western Avenue bridge, schools and housing inside the 907-acre Pilsen Industrial Corridor district, but keeps…
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Park Ridge halts new historic districts for six months after approving its first
Park Ridge's City Council voted unanimously on September 21 to pause historic district applications while it rewrites the rules, two weeks after approving the…
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Oak Park board picks two-tier water rates that charge more above 10,000 gallons
Oak Park's village board voted 6-1 on September 15 to replace its flat water rate with two tiers for 2027 through 2031. Most households…
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Mount Prospect’s Randhurst Village sells to Nevada investor in $95 million deal
Rhino Investments Group and Chicago partner M&J Wilkow bought the core of the 94-acre Mount Prospect shopping center from DLC Management, and village officials…
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Mood Fabrics of Project Runway fame opens its first Chicago showroom on State Street in the Loop
The New York fabric retailer held its grand opening September 10, 2026 at 109 S. State St., a 2,000-square-foot showroom where shoppers scan swatches…
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City Council approves $201.6 million for roads, parks and a 606 bridge at Foundry Park in Lincoln Park
Alderpeople voted September 23, 2026 to put tax increment financing into infrastructure at the north half of the former Lincoln Yards site, where JDL…