Bronzeville

The multi-day violent racial conflict, initiated by the killing of a Black teen at 29th Street Beach, was the worst in Chicago history.

While there are still many details to work out, it looks like Bronzeville Trail is well on its way to becoming a reality.

While transit is a safer, more sustainable option for urban transportation, a rep from Innova EV argues that the pilot helped fill in gaps in the transportation network for those with limited travel options.

Redevelopment plans for the former Michael Reese hospital site will bring mixed-use development and infrastructure changes.

The shop, which opened in Bronzeville's Boxville shipping container market this summer, offers free laoner equipment and skateboarding clinics to kids.

The span is the second of five planned bridges to improve lakefront access on the South Side.

Residents sensibly voted for the street layout that made the street safer, rather than more car-centric, less safe, and less attractive.

While Bernard Loyd is glad to be done with the affair, he says zero-tolerance bike enforcement in communities of color is ultimately harmful to relations between police and residents.

This morning city and park district officials cut the ribbon on the first completed section of the Lakefront Trail separation project between 31st and 41st Street. This provides a preview of what trail separation will look like on the rest of the trail between 71st and Ardmore – where there’s sufficient space to create different paths for pedestrians and bicyclists. Separation along the entire lakefront is slated to be completed in 2018.