Chicago

Jeff Wegerson envisions a clever scheme by the CTA to speed up Chicago buses.

Tech can help cities deal with the onslaught of demand for vehicles to get to the curb.

A proposed residential development that would have brought 50 mixed-bedroom apartments and 11 townhomes to an empty lot in Uptown has been stalled by 46th Ward Alderman James Cappleman and the Department of Planning and Development for being "too dense". The proposal is less dense than neighboring buildings, and the number of new households it proposes would server bolster the reason for spending $200 million to reconstruct the Wilson CTA station.

"Out of all the big ideas," said Cole, "I think it should be free, and it should be extended.

After many (one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine) meetings the first phase of what will probably be a decades-long process of the complete reconstruction of North Lake Shore Drive took place yesterday afternoon. This meeting was the most straightforward as the elements considered had already been narrowed down and because most attendees were repeats and familiar with the meeting's format.

Divvy riders who biked a minimum of 10 rides during February got a party at Emporium in Logan Square last week.

Three Democratic Party gubernatorial candidates answer questions about their positions walking, bicycling, and riding transit in Illinois. Rauner didn't respond.

A police representative claims that the citations aren't just an excuse for stop-and-frisk.

West Town will recruit, hire and train 30 youth from neighborhoods bordering the Bloomingdale Trail.