- Contractor, Artists Announced for 3 Blue Line Stations (CTA)
- CTA Satisfied With Ventra Performance, Transition Proceeding (Tribune, Sun-Times)
- Joe Iacobucci, the Face of Ashland BRT, Leaves CTA for Sam Schwartz (Sun-Times)
- After Snow-Related Headaches Wednesday, Metra Riders Hope for Best Today (ABC)
- Western Avenue Bridge Transplant Delayed Due to Weather (DNA)
- CDOT Repairs 100,000th Pothole (WGN)
- Burke Calls for Ban on Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides (DNA)
- Snowfall Shows Residential Streets Are Good Candidates for Woonerfs (Transitized)
- If You're Late Feeding Your Meter, You Still Have to Pay Ticket (DNA)
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