Latest Tower Crane at 2345 N. Lincoln makes 53; marking the highest number since the Great Recession

Outcome Health Plans to Create 2,000 New Jobs Over Five Years, Leading Chicago’s Health-Tech Boom

State of the art facility will prepare Chicagoans to seize 20,000 jobs coming to the region in advanced manufacturing and engineering in the next decade

Chicago to be First U.S. City to Host International Tennis Competition Between Team Europe and Team World

Latest expansions brings the City more than 90 percent towards its goal of reaching approximately 7,200 youths by 2018

City makes progress on CPD hiring plan

Amazon HQ2 Expected to Generate $5 Billion of Investment and Create 50,000 Jobs

Flips Switch to Activate First Four Blocks of Modern, More-Reliable Streetlight Fixtures; Chicago Smart Lighting Program Will Install 270,000 Upgraded Lights Over Four Years

Saint Xavier University, Kendall College, Marquette University, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, and Illinois State University join City Colleges’ growing list of transfer partners

Aggressive campaign advocates use of HIV prevention and treatment medications through social marketing and provider education

Over the past week, the City of Chicago was the epicenter for architecture, art and design with exhibitions and programs at venues in neighborhoods across the city

Mayors from the US, Canada and Mexico will meet December 4 - 5 to discuss Paris Agreement initiatives

Recent report shows city carbon emissions are down 11 percent from 2005 to 2015 while jobs expand

Chicago takes the next big step on public safety reform

River Edge Ideas Lab Highlights 27 Potential Projects Designed to Enhance the Chicago River

The 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial will run from September 16 – January 7 at the Chicago Cultural Center and six Community Anchor sites across the city

The Third Venture Summit Features More than 75 Startups and Connections to More than 140 Investment Firms

Pilot Program Will Renovate 50 Vacant Homes in South and West Sides Over Three Years

Process reforms reduced the time to obtain a permit by 10 days

Introduces Current as Chicago’s Innovation Platform for Solutions to Global Water Needs

Annual Program Will Host 200 Top Tech, Engineering, Design and Business Students in Chicago

New Collaboration Will Develop Solutions to Global Water Challenges and Drive Economic Development in Both Chicago and Israel

Cities, counties, U.S. Conference of Mayors, National League of Cities oppose the President’s attempts to restrict travel into the United States; U.S. Supreme Court to Review Issue in October

Venue will host theater and music performances as well as special events for up to 1,500 attendees

The 15,000 square foot outdoor space will be used for celebrations and special events in Washington Park

Chicago also applies for FY2017 Byrne JAG grant to expand ShotSpotter technology while making clear the City will not agree to unlawful new conditions attached to grant application

First New Loop ‘L’ Station in 20 Years Replaces Two Century-Old Stations, Creating More Than 350 Jobs and Continuing Mayor’s $8 billion Transit Modernization Investment

Chicago Tops List in Metro Area, Domestic and Foreign Investment Job Creation

West Side Outreach Project trains more than 500 community members in mental health symptoms and how to respond

In 2016, over 3,500 CPS students and their families took advantage of free museum days

Development Providing 63 Affordable Housing Units for North Side Seniors

Pilot Will Create 1,000 Affordable Units Over Three Years on the Near North and West Sides

North Lawndale Facility Delivering 120 Units of Affordable Housing to Seniors on Chicago’s West Side

Unique Program Prepares South and West Side Small Businesses and DBEs to Bid on CTA Projects

Crews Continue Working to Improve Chicago Streets While Enhanced Coordination Saves $101 Million for City and Utility Partners