Sponsored by:
• Letters: Keep the Clark Street outdoor dining program (Tribune)
• The South Shore Line back in full service without busing
• Barrington will hire four more crossing guards after teen killed by Metra train (CBS 2)
• Ald. Matt Martin (47th) to host meeting to discuss infrastructure improvements in his ward (Block Club)
• South Shore Line trains resume in Miller, Indiana (NWI Times)
• US Marine sergeant struck and killed while changing tire on Stevenson Expressway (ABC 7)
• Chicago's Radio Flyer to introduce its next electric bike model (Crain's)
• Chicago Pride Parade will be smaller and start an hour earlier this year (Block Club)
Did you appreciate this post? Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to help Streetsblog Chicago keep publishing through 2025. Thank you.
Read More:
Stay in touch
Sign up for our free newsletter
More from Streetsblog Chicago
Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, April 30
Equiticity and ATA: Passing a 25 mph speed limit should be combined with street redesigns that calm traffic
Equiticity, a mobility justice nonprofit, says the new speed limit shouldn't involve increased enforcement, which it says would disproportionately impact drivers of color
Johnson appoints one West Side pastor to CTA board, then nominates another West Side pastor for RTA board
Supporters argue that, despite his lack of transit expertise, Ira Acree’s social justice experience and political connections could be an asset for the RTA board.
