Chicago Department Of Transportation
How Many City Workers Does It Take To Change A Light Bulb?
How many city workers does it take to change a light bulb? Sounds like a joke right? But it’s not funny when it’s our tax dollars being wasted.
Ontario Street To Be Reduced To 2 Lanes In River North
Motorists trying to get to the Kennedy Expressway from the Magnificent Mile will face some frustration this month, as a resurfacing project narrows Ontario Street to two lanes.
Thousands Turn Out For Bike To Work Day
With the weather cooperating at last, thousands of people biked to work this morning, as part of the annual city Bike to Work Rally.
City: Wacker Drive Project On Schedule
Three months into its latest phase, the City of Chicago says the massive Wacker Drive reconstruction project is on schedule and within budget.
Study: Thousands Of Cyclists On City Streets
A new study shows thousands of bicyclists travel Chicago streets every weekday – in one case making up nearly 22 percent of the traffic on a September day.
Pothole Repair Season Underway
The city’s pothole repair season is underway, and with 3,800 miles of streets to look after, crews are expected to be busy for the next couple of months.
Thaw This Week May Mean More Potholes
Your ride into 2011 may be a little bumpy in the Chicago area, all because of the warmer weather we’re getting today and tomorrow.
Wacker Drive Headaches Returning
CHICAGO (STMW) – Work resumes Jan. 3 on the Upper and Lower Wacker Drive reconstruction. Upper Wacker Drive will be closed between Randolph and Washington, and Lower Wacker Drive will be open to local traffic […]
City Blames Streetlight Vandals For Putting Neighborhoods In Dark
A response to 2 Investigators report on how, in some neighborhoods, entire blocks of streetlights have been knocked out.
Repeated Street Light Outages Leave Residents In Dark
There was a problem on the flipside, too: Some city street lights stayed on during the day, wasting power.



