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January 10, 2024
On this episode of PM Chicago: Lee Bey, Sun-Times Architecture critic, previews this year in Chicago architecture and the big projects that will be completed in 2024. Hank Sanders from the Daily Southtown brings Bret Gogoel a story out of Harvey involving viral videos. Plus, Manager Darren Envall pr
December 14, 2023
New renderings for Google’s $280 million redevelopment of the Helmut Jahn-designed James R. Thompson Center in Chicago have been released by the company ahead of the start of construction activities early next year. The announcement was made via Google’s The Keyword blog and appears to show...
October 19, 2023
On today’s edition of PM Chicago: Lee Bey from the Chicago Sun-times has the details on the approved demolition of the Thompson Center facade and atrium. Justin Laurence from Crain’s examines a “sweetener” in Mayor Johnson’s budget that appeals to Alderpersons. Plus, Kim Gordon sits down with Ariell
October 9, 2023
Plus: A trove of JFK photos, Latin Restaurant Weeks return and more.
September 16, 2023
Films on WTTW-Channel 11 offer context for key junctures from the Our Lady of the Angels fire to Mayor Richard J. Daley’s urban renewal efforts,
September 14, 2023
His wife described him as a ‘very analytical guy who did nothing spontaneous.’ He’d joke with her about how marrying her was the only spontaneous thing he ever did.
August 9, 2023
• Lee Bey, Sun-times architecture critic, explains how City Hall has taken the right step to protecting historic signs. • The Daily Herald’s Christopher Placek gives us the latest on Arlington Race Track’s deal with the Bears and explains why Arlington Park still has horses. • Andy Field gives
August 6, 2023
The Department of Justice (DOJ) Eastern District has charged a Detroit man for displaying a firearm in multiple social media posts.
August 4, 2023
The best of these vintage signs were part of the urban fabric and contributed as much to a neighborhood’s identity as a landmark building or an important open space, Lee Bey writes.
August 2, 2023
CHICAGO — Reunions can be pleasant and so it was when I got together with former Tribune colleagues Barbara Mahany and Blair Kamin. But our conversation was less about what old mutual pals have been up to, the health troubles that have come visiting, or what new hobbies or restaurants we’ve discovered than it was about the world in which we live. These two have been married since 1991 and were ...