Mike Claffey

Chicago's second suspension bridge will be open to pedestrians by the end of the summer, officials said.

After two recent accidents, could a much-needed traffic signal be coming soon at Lake and Morgan?  

Ald. Anthony Beale (9th) ordered the signs taken down, but Ald. Foulkes is trying to get them back.

In Rome and Istanbul, archeological finds typically halt construction. But in Chicago?

The city fills the worst potholes first, instead of focusing on preventative measures, report says.

All lanes are expected to be open by 6:30 p.m. Wednesday after a nightmarish morning commute.

The ramp on westbound Wacker will be closed for about two weeks, the city said.

Giovar Jewels left in June and other stores along historic Jewelers Row said they may do the same. 

Ald. John Arena (45th) physically prevented work from continuing on the project Monday morning.

The city declared the project a success and said 10 people plazas are coming this summer.

The "exploratory dig" starts Monday, officials said.

Oak Park Avenue will be blocked off Friday, and work will start Monday, officials said.

The new 35th Street pedestrian and bicycle bridge should become a South Side "icon," alderman says.

City's "available data" doesn't prove lucrative speed cameras protect kids and pedestrians as intended.

The bike-share system will cover 87 square miles of the city with 176 new stations.