Trump Tower Ruled a 'Public Nuisance'" for River Discharge
"Defendant has created and continues to create a public nuisance in violation of Illinois law by operating its [permit] in a manner that substantially and unreasonably interferes with the public right to fish and otherwise recreate in the Chicago River," Wilson ruled.
Illinois court rules Trump Tower endangered Chicago River, killed fish for nearly 20 years
While there’s no evidence that migrants in Ohio are eating people’s pets, Trump Tower may have been illegally killing fish in the Chicago River for nearly 20 years.
Court finds Trump Tower violated environmental laws and endangered fish in the Chicago River
The regulations at issue for Trump Tower were prompted by a Clean Water Act provision intended to help restore lakes and rivers by forcing polluters to reduce water withdrawals.
Trump’s Chicago Hotel Killed Thousands of Fish, Court Finds
Over half a decade after it was originally sued by the Illinois Attorney General, the Trump International Hotel & Tower in Chicago has been found guilty of breaking various local environmental laws. A Cook County Circuit Court judge found Wednesday that Trump’s business violated both the Illinois Environmental Protection Act and Illinois Pollution Control Board regulations.
Trump Tower ruled a public nuisance after thousands of fish die
Trump Tower ruled a public nuisance after thousands of fish die - Chicago’s Trump Tower opened in 2009 and pulls 20 million gallons a day from the Chicago River to cool the building
Judge deems Trump Tower a ‘public nuisance’ after groups say it killed thousands of fish
The skyscraper drew in millions of gallons of water from the Chicago River, but violated state and federal law, officials said.
Music of the Baroque concert from the Chicago River a spectacular twist on classical music performance
The city's multitude of ambient noises became part of a wonderful, bustling urban setting, as the music danced over the water ...
For Chicago kayaker, a commute to work on the river provides all sorts of surprises
Dan Schreiner could easily take the Kennedy Expressway, but he prefers a kayak and a route that's "way more scenic." ...
River North chef cooks up a storm for Meals on Wheels Chicago
Next month the annual Celebrity Chef Ball will be held to help raise funds to support Meals on Wheels. One of those chefs participating is Chef John Borras. He is the executive chef at Jaleo by José ...
Chicago fishing: Shoreline salmon & trout, summery temps bring low warm water inland
Shoreline salmon and trout on Lake Michigan and the impact of the extended summery weather on inland fishing lead this ...
Man robbed at gunpoint after leaving Bally's casino on Chicago's North Side
The victim told officers a white sedan pulled up behind him, and a guy exited the car with a gun and took his money.
Watch: Man kayaks across the Chicago River to commute to work
Dan Schreiner, a financial advisor from Chicago, commutes to work by kayak, embracing an eco-friendly and adventurous ...
Stolen truck with human remains found ‘buried deep’ in muddy river, Illinois cops say
A pickup truck reported stolen years ago was recently found submerged in a river, Illinois police said, with “suspected” ...
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Hawksmoor’s Sunday Roast and Four New Brunches to Try Around Chicago
As the seasons turn, five notable restaurants have launched new weekend brunch services. Here’s a rundown on what to expect. ...