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A roughly 150-year-old home the Chicago Housing Authority owns has sat vacant since 2005. Facing criticism, the CHA pledged to rehab it and others six months ago — but work hasn't begun and it's unclear if it ever will.
Construction is slated to begin this spring and will create 145 jobs, in addition to 125 positions at the Chick-fil-A when it opens later this year.
The City of Chicago Plan Commission recently gave approval that cleared the way for the first new Southeast Side location of one of America’s favorite restaurants, Chick-fil-A.
The 9th Ward alderman said he isn’t sure the once-powerful job, now largely ceremonial, is worth fighting for.
After months of back-and-forth, the Pullman Community Center finally has working air conditioning after manufacturer Carrier repaired five units.