Chicago Bike Share Navigates Growth and Equity Challenges
Veterans of Chicago's bike share program, Divvy, shared insights on expansion, affordability, and accessibility at a recent Transport Chicago conference, highlighting both…
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Obama Center Opens with Focus on Sustainable Transit Access
Chicago's new Obama Presidential Center officially opens, highlighting accessible public transport options and a commitment to reducing car dependency for visitors.
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Chicago Acquires Greyhound Terminal for Public Improvement
The City of Chicago has purchased the Greyhound bus terminal, a move intended to enhance the passenger experience and prevent potential closure…
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Chicago Mourns Loss of Dedicated Urbanist Riley O’Neil, Champion of Safer Streets
The Chicago urbanism community is remembering Riley O'Neil, a passionate advocate for cycling infrastructure and safer streets, who was tragically killed in…
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Viral Trend Sees Chicagoans in Costume Chasing the Train
A new viral trend sees participants donning costumes to "chase" CTA trains, satirising the common experience of being late for public transport.…
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Chicago Urbanism Debates Intensify After Cyclist Fatality and Official’s Controversial Remarks
A tragic cycling death in Chicago has ignited a fierce debate over street safety and political rhetoric, highlighting divisions among city officials…
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Chicago Transit Authority Faces Leadership Uncertainty Amidst RTA Restructuring
New timelines for the seating of the NITA board could significantly impact Mayor Brandon Johnson's authority over the CTA, as the RTA…
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Chicago Hairdresser Dies After Hit-and-Run; Advocates Call for Safer Streets
A 45-year-old hairdresser, Lisa Barber, has died from injuries sustained in a May 11 hit-and-run incident in Humboldt Park, Chicago. The driver…
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Short-Term Rental Licenses Surge Near Chicago’s Obama Center Amidst Affordable Housing Concerns
An analysis of short-term rental licenses in Chicago's 20th Ward reveals a significant increase in new permits, raising fears of displacement and…
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Chicago Advocates Demand Protected Bike Lanes After Cyclist Fatality
The death of Riley O'Neil, a CDOT Complete Streets planner, has reignited calls for safer cycling infrastructure in Chicago, particularly protected bike…
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