- Authorities: Expressway Shootings Are on the Rise (Tribune)
- Survey Asks 47th Ward Residents if They'd Support Pedestrianizing Belle Plaine (DNA)
- Thanks to Mild Winter, CDOT Has Less Pothole Repair to Do, Is Starting Earlier (DNA)
- Taxi Driver Idol: City Announces Contest to Find Chicago's Top Cabbie (YouTube)
- Active Trans Is Encouraging the Use of Adaptive Cycles at Bike the Drive
- Feline Federation: The 50+ Cut Cats Food Couriers Sign a Fiscal Operating Agreement (DNA)
- 100s of Bike Riders Kick Off Peak Cycling Season at Bike Brookfield (City of Brookfield)
- Someone Ganked Alderman Burnett's Bicycle From His Office (DNA)
- Life Move Pretty Fast: 30 Years After "Buehler" Parade Scene Recreated in Daley Plaza (ABC)
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