The next apartment building to go condo

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1. The next apartment building to go condo is in River North

A month after a developer switched a Gold Coast building from for-rent to for-sale, the owner of a River North building is doing the same.

2. Pritzker steps up anti-Trump drive with Milwaukee abortion ads

The governor's pro-choice group is buying billboard ads in the city that will host the Republican National Convention next week.

3. Senate approves Chicago federal judge's ascent to Court of Appeals

Nancy Maldonado will become the first Hispanic judge to preside over the 7th Circuit court.

4. United Airlines jet loses wheel in repeat of March incident

A similar incident in March helped trigger a federal safety review of the Chicago-based carrier.

5. ABC7 promotes reporter to morning traffic anchor

Diane Pathieu will take over for Chicago's first TV morning news traffic reporter Roz Varon, who retired earlier this year.

6. How Dom's went under: Crain's Daily Gist podcast

Crain's retail reporter Ally Marotti joins host Amy Guth to discuss what went wrong with the upscale Chicago grocer Dom's Kitchen & Market.

7. Southwest taps new board member in showdown with Elliott

The addition of Rakesh Gangwal, the billionaire co-founder of InterGlobe Aviation, is the second defensive step taken in response to Elliott’s $1.9 billion stake.

8. Ken Griffin gives $500,000 to back Miami-Dade's Democratic mayor

Griffin, a major donor to Republican politicians, is expanding his political clout in his new home base.

9. Opinion: The Chicago mindset is one of inspiration and resilience

Doomsayers have been lamenting all that is wrong with Chicago. They question our recovery from COVID. They challenge our ability to compete. But they are wrong.

10. NASCAR 'Gear Up for Good' benefit drives change for YWCA

Ahead of NASCAR's big weekend, Chicago Street Race President Julie Giese presented a $100,000 check from the NASCAR Foundation to YWCA Metropolitan Chicago.