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With three community meetings complete, the roulette ball bounces back to Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who is expected to make her decision within the next two months and pick one of three proposed Chicago casino locations. 

The teams behind each Chicago casino proposal were asked how they plan to incorporate bird-friendly elements into their architecture. Some tipped their hand, others kept their cards close to their vest. 

Developers of the proposed Hard Rock Chicago casino were met by hundreds of South Loop residents concerned about more traffic, crime and noise in the neighborhood — and the prospect of another massive development next door.

Bally's and Rivers coming next Hard Rock Chair Jim Allen (right), and Jim Reynolds, Black CEO of Loop Capital, during Tuesday's presentation.

A winning proposal won’t be named for a few months. The mayor and her team will have their hands full if they — as they should — make maximum use of that time to ensure taxpayers come out aces on this deal.

Initially there were five bidders for what is to be Illinois' largest casino.

Chicago is nearing a decision on which of five casino proposals to choose, and the stakes are high for both the city and the developers behind the projects.

“Since 1955 DMOS has been committed to providing the very best orthopedic care to Central Iowa. We are very excited to join the Waukee Community and expand our services to Western Iowa,” said Rich Green, COO of DMOS. Stratford Crossing, a 237-acre Landmark Development Services, Inc project that

The pressure is building on a franchise that underperforms financially in one of the NFL’s top markets.

After getting only two responses to the state’s offer of the property, Gov. J.B. Pritzker settles on the one that saves the Helmut Jahn building and is easier to execute, but it still carries risks.