Exelon Corporation, sister agencies and private donors provide $25 million in funding for 100,000 square foot recreational facility in Chicago’s Near West Side community

The 134,000 square foot indoor running and training facility is the first-of-its-kind in Chicago’s parks

eProcurement will offer expanded services to vendors and user departments, streamlining Chicago procurement

Elementary School Will Expand High-Quality IB Programming to Prepare Students for High School

Officers in west side Harrison district receive cameras and training, all districts to have body cameras in 2017

Interdepartmental effort addresses traffic safety as a public health and equity issue; will engage community residents and coordinate efforts to increase roadway safety for all

Youth advocates, legislators celebrate grand opening of The Michael and Karyn Lutz Center for After School Matters

Funding for 32 Neighborhood Businesses Generated by Large Downtown Developments

Three Projects Will Be Introduced to the City Council in the Coming Months

Vintage railcars to provide rides on historic Loop ‘L’

Global Cybersecurity Company Adding More Than 300 Employees at New Chicago Headquarters; City Colleges of Chicago Launching Boot Camp to Prepare Students for High-Skills Cyber Security Jobs

Construction begins on second of five new bridges over Lake Shore Drive improving lakefront access on the South Side

Organizations Awarded $1 Million in Grants as part of $3 Million Commitment to Support Chicago Entrepreneurs

Ten-Year Development Expected to Transform South Side Community, Creating Tens of Thousands of Jobs and Generating Billions of Dollars of Investment

$141 Million Project Will Revitalize Stretch of Marquee Downtown Street and Create Hundreds of Jobs

New data demonstrates eighth year of consecutive declines

Mayor Emanuel joins community groups, faith leaders in asking the city to #PutTheGunsDown

Commercial design concepts will remake several West Loop blocks; Financial negotiations to be finalized by end of 2017

Procurement Event Promotes Continued Transparency, Increased Competition and Participation

The inaugural drive raised $500,000 worth of goods for veterans citywide

Announces town halls across the city to develop policies that further improve youth health

State-of-the-Art Facility Will Employ Approximately 50 and Support Chicago’s Thriving Food Industry

Major Improvements to One of the World’s Largest Mayonnaise Factories to Benefit Neighborhood

The Campaign Visually Depicts Chicago’s Value that Everyone is Welcome Here

Chicago’s riverfront provides a place to engage in recreation and leisure in the heart of the city

New partnership between CDPH and community providers provided 3,600 people living with HIV primary care services and created savings reinvested in other HIV treatment efforts in critical areas

New recruits beginning their training are thanked by Mayor for their service

Commission Voted Unanimously to Adopt Plan That Will Generate New Economic Resources to Benefit Neighborhoods Across Chicago

Summer Festivals Will Showcase Top Craft Brewers from Neighborhoods Across Chicago

Bipartisan coalition of local leaders reject attempts to balance budget by reducing local share of the Local Government Distributive Fund

Separate bike and pedestrian paths make the Lakefront Trail safer and more enjoyable for everyone in Chicago

Mia Engelmann of Whitney M. Young Magnet High School in the 49th ward wins competition of 12 finalists for world-renowned pastry program scholarship led by Master pastry chefs

The inaugural CME Group Star Partnership Mayoral Award will support Star Scholar graduates with financial assistance to continue at a four-year college or university

Budget Director Alexandra Holt to Leave Post as City Budget Director; BACP Commissioner Samantha Fields Named Budget Director, Rosa Escareno Named BACP Commissioner