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A Chicago man is frustrated after years of semi-trucks damaging his property due to a nearby low-clearance bridge. Despite city-installed barriers and warning signs, trucks back into his house.
An analysis of the city's 311 data showed Chicagoans made more no-heat complaints during the historic cold snap earlier this year than any other time in the last five years. Building owners are rarely fined, however.
The Department of Buildings cited and shut down the restaurant, at 5255 N. Clark St., after violations were discovered during an inspection July 18.
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Community members gathered Wednesday evening during a vigil to mourn the death of young boys who perished during a blaze earlier this week in the West Humboldt Park neighborhood.
Tenants of the Rogers Park complex see the limitations of the city’s 311 complaint hotline as City Council adopts new rules requiring air conditioning units in senior buildings.