Chicago River
Coverage of Chicago River in the Nexus archive.
- Damen Silos Owner Built Unauthorized Parking Lot, Violating City Code, City Says
Michael Tadin Jr., owner of the former Damen Silos site, built an unauthorized parking lot violating Chicago's municipal code, including stormwater management and zoning requirements. The city has issued a violation letter, urging compliance and threatening enforcement if issues are not resolved.
- After Damen Silos demolition, city warns owner about code violations
The owner of the former Damen Silos site, Michael Tadin Jr., faces city warnings for operating an unauthorized parking lot without a stormwater management plan, violating zoning and stormwater ordinances. Tadin claims the lot is temporary and does not require a permit, but the city has demanded compliance and halted its use, with potential daily fines if violations persist.
- Chicago’s 1st Hello Kitty Cafe Takes Shape Downtown
Chicago’s first Hello Kitty Cafe is set to open downtown at the LondonHouse Chicago Hotel on Michigan Avenue and Wacker Drive. The cafe features themed decor, a menu of baked goods and drinks, and will join existing locations in cities like Las Vegas, Santa Clara, and Vancouver.
- Foundry Park In Line For $200 Million In Public Funding At Former Lincoln Yards Site
Foundry Park, a mixed-use development in the former Lincoln Yards site, may receive $202 million in public funding through tax increment financing for infrastructure like roads and parks. JDL Development and Kayne Anderson Real Estate will negotiate a redevelopment agreement, with the project focusing on housing, retail, and reduced office space compared to the original plan.
- City panel backs $201.6 million TIF subsidy for Foundry Park
A city agency approved a $201.6 million tax-increment financing (TIF) subsidy for Foundry Park, a $3 billion development on 31 vacant acres along Chicago's North Side. The project, led by JDL Development and Kayne Anderson Real Estate, aims to create over 3,000 homes, 20% of which will be affordable, and 6 acres of open space, including a riverwalk. The subsidy contrasts with the failed Lincoln Yards project, which collapsed due to financial pressures.
- New restaurant opens along Chicago River
A new restaurant has opened along the Chicago River. The establishment is located near the Chicago River.
- Body recovered from Chicago River on Southwest Side: CPD
A body was recovered from the Chicago River on the city's Southwest Side by the Chicago Police Department (CPD) on Friday afternoon. The incident occurred in the Chicago River area.
- Trump Tower Lands Its First Riverfront Retail Tenant After 17 Years Of Vacancy
Trump Tower in Chicago has signed its first lease at its riverfront retail space after 17 years of vacancy. Prasino, a restaurant expanding in Chicago, will open there next spring as part of a three-location plan. The 2,800-square-foot lease marks progress in filling the long-empty 70,000-square-foot commercial space.
- Loyola student, 18, used her final breath to save her terrified friends just seconds before being gunned down by illegal migrant by Chicago river, parents reveal
An 18-year-old Loyola University student saved her terrified friends seconds before being fatally shot by an illegal migrant near the Chicago River, as revealed by her parents. The incident highlights her heroic final act of bravery.