Protected Bike Lanes

A "dooring" epidemic, a boutique hotel, "gutter punks" and the Chop Shop were among year's key moments.

Towers going up, Prentice coming down and mud-soaked Parrottheads were among stories that made headlines.

The Milwaukee Avenue bike lane also made the top 10 list, despite a recent spate of "doorings."

Cold, wet weather has pushed back the project until spring, according to the city.

City officials will seek feedback from area residents at the 46th Ward office on Wednesday.

The restaurant lost 20 car parking spaces, but hopes to gain cyclist traffic with a bike repair station.

Bidding deadlines and early work were pushed back, but major construction is still set for spring.

A public meeting gauged reaction to the addition of bike lanes on a 1-mile stretch along Broadway.

The lanes are one measure of many being considered to improve safety for walkers, bicyclists and drivers.

A city report shows many crashes occur on Milwaukee and Lincoln avenues, Clark Street and in the Loop.

The Illinois Department of Transportation held a public forum to improve bike transporation in the state.

The stretch of protected bike lanes features bike traffic signals and the first bike passing lane.

Hundreds of friends and family remembered a cyclist who left a deep impression.

Million dollar-plus project between Kinzie and Elston, scheduled to begin in May, will reduce parking.