United Center, Chicago Bulls and City Council

Bulls, Blackhawks get OK to transform area around United Center
The Chicago City Council approved a $7 billion plan that would allow the owners of the Bulls and Blackhawks to transform the area surrounding the United Center.
$7 Billion United Center Development Approved By City Council
Project's first phase will bring a 6,000-seat music hall, 233-room hotel, retail space and two parking garages to the Near West Side. Construction will start this spring.
$7B Plan to Rebuild United Center Neighborhood Approved by Chicago City Council
The City of Chicago has advanced a $7-billion, 15-year plan to redevelop 55 acres around Chicago's United Center with housing, retail, entertainment space and a public plaza.
Bulls, Blackhawks owners get the OK from City Council to transform area around United Center
We set out to do something with no existing blueprint,” Blackhawks chairman Danny Wirtz said. "Our commitment is to create spaces that empower all generations, fostering a thriving community that enhances the cultural and economic fabric of the West Side.
Project to transform area around United Center given green light by City Council
The owners of the NBA’s Chicago Bulls and NHL’s Blackhawks got the go-ahead to transform the area surrounding the United Center on Wednesday when the Chicago City Council approved a $7 billion plan to replace the parking lots with green space,
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United Center redevelopment wants Pink Line train station
This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. A CTA Pink Line station is proposed near the United Center in Chicago. The station is proposed for Madison Street and is part of a larger $7 billion ...
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Pistons beat Bulls at United Center for second straight night
CHICAGO (AP) — Cade Cunningham scored 29 points and the Detroit Pistons beat the Chicago Bulls 128-110 on Wednesday after dominating them the previous night. Tobias Harris and Ausar Thompson ...
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Bulls manhandled, sparking boos at United Center
The United Center crowd let them hear it, as the boos were out and loud. Erin Hooley/AP Share Before the Bulls’ game Tuesday against the Pistons, someone asked coach Billy Donovan a simple question.