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The Chicago Bears released plans for the Arlington Park property. The Morton Arboretum announced it will have its first female leader.

The Des Plaines City Council this week agreed to sell a downtown parking lot to a developer who wants to put up a seven-story apartment building.

After months of debate, the Des Plaines City Council on Monday cleared the way for a new, seven-story apartment building in the downtown area by rezoning the property.

A cotnroversial plan to construct a seven-story apartment building in Des Plaines took a step forward Monday night.

The fate of a controversial proposal for a seven-story apartment building near downtown Des Plaines could be decided Monday.

Restaurants, luxury apartments and storage spaces for high-end and classic cars are envisioned for a proposed mixed-use development at Hough and Liberty streets in downtown Barrington.

Barrington resident Joe Taylor, CEO of Compasspoint Development, approached the village board Monday with plans to redevelop a 6.2-acre parcel at Hough and Liberty streets, the Daily Herald reports.

A second public hearing on a controversial proposal for a seven-story apartment building near downtown Des Plaines has been postponed so the would-be developer can make changes.

After getting input from concerned residents during a public hearing Tuesday night, Des Plaines planning and zoning board postponed making a recommendation on a controversial plan for a new downtown apartment building.

Plans for a seven-story, 131-unit apartment building with a public restaurant and lounge in downtown Des Plaines will get a thorough public review Tuesday.