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CHICAGO (AP) — The Latest on filmmaker George Lucas withdrawing his plans to build an art museum in Chicago (all times local): 12:30 p.m. "Star Wars" filmmaker George Lucas says Chicago won't be home to his Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. Lucas Museum officials issued a statement Friday saying it will no longer consider Chicago as a potential site for the museum because of an ongoing federal lawsuit from a parks advocacy group. Instead, museum officials say the museum will be located in California. Friends of the Parks has argued that the museum plans violate laws restricting development along Lake Michigan. The museum was to be built on a parking lot near Soldier Field, where the Chicago Bears play. Lucas said in a statement that no one benefits from the park group's "seemingly unending litigation to protect a parking lot." Friends of the Parks didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. ___ 12:15 p.m. Mayor Rahm Emanuel says filmmaker George Lucas has abandoned plans to build his art museum in Chicago after a legal challenge from a parks group. Emanuel released a statement Friday calling it a "missed opportunity" that will cost the city millions of dollars in economic investment, thousands of jobs and educational opportunities for the city's youth. The Associated Press could not immediately reach museum officials or Lucas representatives for comment. A group called Friends of the Parks sued to stop the museum from being located along Chicago's lakefront.

The Latest: Lucas Museum to be in California, not Chicago