Skip to Content
Streetsblog Chicago home
Log In
Today's stories are presented by
Today's stories are presented by Freeman Kevenides Law Firm.
Streetsblog Chicago

Today’s Headlines

9:21 AM CDT on October 22, 2013

    • Claypool Pooh-Poohs Proposal to Combine Transit Agencies Under One Board (Sun-Times)
    • How's the Red Line Running? (RedEye, DNA)
    • Signal Problems Briefly Stop Red Line Service at 63rd (Tribune)
    • Emanuel Calls for Higher Fines for Parking Infractions, Car Towing (Tribune)
    • Couple Killed in Glenview Garbage Crash Owned Korean Restaurant in Chicago (KoreAm)
    • Metra Trains Running After Semi Pulling Trailer of Cars Struck in Bartlett (Tribune)
    • Honorary Street Naming for Bobby Cann This Friday (Tiny Fix)
    • Divvy Spokesman Discusses the Company's Winter Plan (CBS)
    • RedEye Calls for More Helmet Use by Cyclists, Rather Than Less Recklessness by Drivers

Get national headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

John Greenfield@

In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John writes about transportation and other topics for additional local publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city on foot, bike, bus, and 'L' train.

Stay in touch

Sign up for our free newsletter

More from Streetsblog Chicago

Sponsored by Roscoe Village Bikes

Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, November 28

November 28, 2023
Protected Bike Lanes

Patience is a virtue: Parking situation on Clark PBLs between Montrose and Berteau is a hassle right now, but will soon improve

It appears that in the future we can expect 3-D infrastructure, not just paint, any time CDOT says they're installing protected bike lanes.

November 28, 2023
Safe Streets

Why would the safe streets plan for Francisco between Lawrence and Ainslie be eliminated?

A critical planned safe streets improvement is at risk of being cancelled by Ald. Andre Vasquez, who's usually a safe streets supporter

November 22, 2023
Sponsored by Transit Tees

Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, November 22

November 22, 2023
See all posts