Chicago Department of Transportation

If you've noticed a nearby intersection speckled with what look like oversized yellow Legos, it is not your imagination, and CDOT says there's a good reason behind it.

Officials with the Chicago Department of Transportation said the decorations were so big, they were posing a hazard to drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.

In South Chicago, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and city leaders broke ground on a $43 million streetscape improvement project.

Chicago budget hearings continued Monday with representatives from the public library and department of transportation taking the hot seat. 

Chicago's new bike program is about ready to start peddling.

The city of Chicago is giving away thousands of bikes to eligible residents. Here's what you need to know:

Now that the Obama Presidential Center has passed all of its hurdles and legal challenges, the next step is construction.

Chicago will distribute 5,000 free bicycles, helmets, locks and lights to promote “sustainable modes of transportation” and bolster its reputation as a cycling city, a top mayoral aide said Thursday.

If you feel like you have been dodging more potholes of late, it is not your imagination. 

The greatest concern for Streets and Sanitation crews this week is ice from all the freezing rain expected.

As of 8 p.m. Wednesday, the expressways were moving a lot better than they were Wednesday morning and early afternoon; drivers could actually see the pavement. 

Though the snow has passed, those who must travel are urged to take precaution when traveling during inclement weather and drive according to conditions.

Divvy is adding 107 stations across Chicago, city officials announced Thursday.