Chicago alderman questions CDOT over timing of multiple bridge closures across the river
With four major Chicago River bridges shut down for repairs, Ald. Bill Conway joins to discuss commuter frustrations, CDOT’s budget hearing, and why all the projects are happening at once.
With four major Chicago River bridges shut down for repairs, Ald. Bill Conway joins to discuss commuter frustrations, CDOT’s budget hearing, and why all the projects are happening at once.
Chicago fall bridge lifts begin this week along river
Chicago's bridges will start lifting again this week.
Chicago's bridges will start lifting again this week.
Chicago's annual fall bridge lifts begin this week along the river
Chicago's bridges will start lifting again this week.
Chicago's bridges will start lifting again this week.
CDOT Commissioner Tom Carney resigns after just over a year on the job
Chicago Transportation Commissioner Tom Carney is stepping down July 3, ending a brief tenure marked by his promotion from interim to permanent chief just last year.
Chicago Transportation Commissioner Tom Carney is stepping down July 3, ending a brief tenure marked by his promotion from interim to permanent chief just last year.
Chicago settles for pennies on the dollar in parking meter dispute | ChicagoNOW
Chicago is shelling out $15.5 million to settle a drawn-out dispute with the private company behind its much-criticized parking meter deal, putting an end to years of legal wrangling. As someone who?s had his fair share of run-ins with the meters, Anthony Ponce has some mixed feelings about the whole thing.
Chicago is shelling out $15.5 million to settle a drawn-out dispute with the private company behind its much-criticized parking meter deal, putting an end to years of legal wrangling. As someone who?s had his fair share of run-ins with the meters, Anthony Ponce has some mixed feelings about the whole thing.
CDOT worker files federal lawsuit alleging harassment
CDOT worker filed a federal lawsuit against the city, alleging harassment while she was pregnant.
CDOT worker filed a federal lawsuit against the city, alleging harassment while she was pregnant.
Eleven new speed cameras in Chicago to begin issuing tickets in June
New Chicago speed cameras will start issuing fines in June. See the full list of locations.
New Chicago speed cameras will start issuing fines in June. See the full list of locations.
CDOT worker faced harassment, threats over pregnancy, lawsuit claims
A Chicago city worker claims she was harassed and threatened by co-workers after she became pregnant in a lawsuit.
A Chicago city worker claims she was harassed and threatened by co-workers after she became pregnant in a lawsuit.
Chicago city worker faced harassment, threats over pregnancy, lawsuit claims
A Chicago city worker claims she was harassed and threatened by co-workers after she became pregnant in a lawsuit.
A Chicago city worker claims she was harassed and threatened by co-workers after she became pregnant in a lawsuit.
Chicago's new speed camera locations
For the first 30 days, cameras will issue warnings without fines. But soon after that, be prepared to pay up if you're speeding.
For the first 30 days, cameras will issue warnings without fines. But soon after that, be prepared to pay up if you're speeding.
Chicago to begin issuing warnings at new speed camera locations
For the first 30 days, cameras will issue warnings without fines. But soon after that, be prepared to pay up if you're speeding.
For the first 30 days, cameras will issue warnings without fines. But soon after that, be prepared to pay up if you're speeding.
Chicago announces winners of snowplow naming contest
The winners of the third annual "You Name a Snowplow" contest were announced today, with "Bozo the Plown" taking first place.
The winners of the third annual "You Name a Snowplow" contest were announced today, with "Bozo the Plown" taking first place.
Chicago's 'Name a Snowplow' contest underway
Here is your big chance to name a snowplow!
Here is your big chance to name a snowplow!
Chicago cracks down on illegal parking with new pilot program
The City of Chicago launched a new program to improve the flow of transportation and to enhance safety on the roadways, using cameras to catch parking violators.
The City of Chicago launched a new program to improve the flow of transportation and to enhance safety on the roadways, using cameras to catch parking violators.
Chicago cracks down on illegal parking with new camera-enforced pilot program
The City of Chicago launched a pilot program to improve parking enforcement in bus and bike lanes, using cameras to catch violators.
The City of Chicago launched a pilot program to improve parking enforcement in bus and bike lanes, using cameras to catch violators.
Chicago's busiest bus route to receive upgrades for faster commutes
Construction is set to begin this week on new dedicated bus-only lanes along one of Chicago's most popular travel routes, transportation officials announced on Tuesday.
Construction is set to begin this week on new dedicated bus-only lanes along one of Chicago's most popular travel routes, transportation officials announced on Tuesday.
Riot Fest wants to buy the iconic 'Chicago Rat Hole' after it was removed by construction crews
The ‘Chicago Rat Hole’ may have been removed on the North Side, but at least one party was hoping to give it a new home.
The ‘Chicago Rat Hole’ may have been removed on the North Side, but at least one party was hoping to give it a new home.
City fills more than 143,000 potholes so far this year thanks to mild winter
Due to mild winter weather, city crews will be able to turn to other roadway maintenance and improvement needs earlier in the year, including alley repaving.
Due to mild winter weather, city crews will be able to turn to other roadway maintenance and improvement needs earlier in the year, including alley repaving.
Chicago's Division Street Bridge set for repairs, prompting lane closures
Chicago's Department of Transportation (CDOT) has outlined plans for upcoming lane closures on the Division Street Bridge spanning over the Chicago River.
Chicago's Department of Transportation (CDOT) has outlined plans for upcoming lane closures on the Division Street Bridge spanning over the Chicago River.
CTA unveils 'Better Streets for Buses Plan' to enhance Chicago's transit
In an effort to revitalize Chicago's streets and bolster public transportation, the Chicago Transit Authority and the Chicago Department of Transportation have launched the "Better Streets for Buses Plan."
In an effort to revitalize Chicago's streets and bolster public transportation, the Chicago Transit Authority and the Chicago Department of Transportation have launched the "Better Streets for Buses Plan."