- LSNA Will Hold Meeting & March on The 606 Today to Protest Displacement (DNA)
- Once Again, Jeff Park Urbanists & Suburbanists Square Off Over Dense Housing (DNA)
- Concerns About Parking, Traffic Also an Issue With Portage Park Development (DNA)
- Yet Another River North Parking Lot Will Be Replaced With a High-Rise (Curbed)
- Portage Park Grocery Store Will Be Replace By Starbucks With Drive-Thru (DNA)
- The Herald Looks at Recent Pedestrian Fatalities in the Suburbs
- Insurance Industry Group: IL Needs to Do More to Prevent Car Crashes (Tribune)
- Key Backer of the Route 53 Extension Pulls His Support (Herald)
- A Lyft Driver Shares Her Experiences, Good & Bad (RedEye)
- What's It Like Living in the 1611 W. Division TOD? (Curbed)
- Sinead O'Connor Found Safe After Disappearing While Biking in Wilmette (Tribune)
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