New facility marks continued commitment by the company to Chicago’s South Side neighborhoods

Redevelopment of Vacant and Deteriorating Site Would Create Thousands of Jobs and Drive Neighborhood Economic Development Forward

Online Registration Opens Today for Mayor’s One Summer Chicago Program to Keep Chicago’s Youth Engaged this Summer with Job and Internship Opportunities

Site Selection Magazine recognized Chicago for having most corporate investment in the nation in 2015

City Overrides Eight-Month Work Stoppage by the State of Illinois; Construction Moves Forward at City Colleges' Expense

Donated 36,000-square-foot building to deepen organization’s community presence, potentially lead to replication in neighborhoods throughout Chicago Open in Belmont Cragin

The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare is the latest investment in the revitalization of Navy Pier

City Launches New Resource Website to Support Veterans, Designates a Director to Lead the Office of Veterans Affairs

Complex Will Provide More Than 100 New Units of Affordable Senior Housing and Support Services; Part of Comprehensive Effort to Revitalize North Lawndale Neighborhood

Website launched to ensure open process, committee members named to evaluate candidates

New social media campaign also launched to boost enrollment among teens, young adults

With Recruitment Campaign Over, City Moves to Ensure Applicants Are Prepared for Police Exam

Redevelopment of Deteriorating Site Would Create Thousands of Jobs; Generate Major Economic Impact

Feb. 19, 2015 President Obama Signed Proclamation to Create Chicago’s First National Monument

Initiative Will Ensure Downtown Construction Projects Support Jobs and Economic Growth in Underserved Communities

“The Rugby Weekend” to be held in Chicago on Friday, November 4th and Saturday, November 5th

More than 3,000 teens attended last year’s event

Governments petition federal agency to sanction, monitor CSX for repeated and sustained violations that have negatively impacted local residents, public safety

City will select engineering team to develop conceptual designs, including routes and terminal options by March

First domestic violence shelter to open in Chicago in more than a decade will increase citywide shelter space for victims of domestic violence by more than a third

Federal DOT also announces new funding for historic project to completely rebuild and add passenger capacity to congested, outdated sections of Red, Purple lines

Savings from structural reforms will be reinvested to expand full-day programming to roughly 1,000 additional children; launch universal online application to improve ease of enrollment

Building on the $1.3 billion Infrastructure Deal at ’Hare, City Announces First Major Gate Expansion Since 1993

Number of free tax preparation locations will increase from 21 to 36; 16th annual Tax Prep Chicago to assist residents in accessing millions in income tax refunds

Welcome Home Program Kicks Off CPL and FCB Partnership for ‘Home of the Curious’ Campaign

New project will create thousands of local jobs with significant focus on local workforce participation

Agency is reaching critical development and resident services milestones under new leadership

Thefts and robberies, the most common crimes, fell around 20 percent

Home Buyer Assistance Program Will Encourage Homeownership by Providing Down Payment Assistance for Working Families

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90-year-old North Lawndale building hosted frequent sermons by Dr. Martin Luther King

Company Relocated Headquarters from Virginia and Expects Significant Job Growth in Future Years