Less than three weeks after Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot put her chips on Bally’s $1.7 billion River West bid, the city council authorized Bally’s to build a permanent casino at Chicago Avenue and the Chicago River and open a temporary casino at Medinah Temple in River North.
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