Chicago Department of Transportation

"That bridge was an eyesore," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said Monday.

A homeowner's association is donating a parcel of private land along the river.

The new Loop 'L' stop is projected to be the fifth busiest station in the city once it opens. 

Check out images of the storm water diversion tunnel in progress.

Final paving on the Western-Belmont overpass replacement project gets underway next week.

The camera was deactivated at the intersection, but a left-turn signal is coming.

Ald. Deb Mell (33rd) shared the infrastructure projects selected from constituents' recommendations.

Set to be completed by the end of May, the lanes will stretch from Addison Street to Lawrence Avenue.

The city is hosting a community meeting Wednesday to discuss the potential removal of the cameras.

Western Avenue will be reduced to one lane in preparation for installation of new bus stops.

U.S. Rep Mike Quigley (D-Chicago) toured four bike paths being built on the Northwest Side Friday.

The new stop at Washington and Wabash will "probably open by late spring," the city said. 

Ald. Hopkins said the incident is another reason General Iron scrapyard should be closed.  

The lights could illuminate "crazy dark" streets under the Green Line, Ald. Walter Burnett said.

The westbound lanes will be closed through Feb. 24, but it has nothing to do with Finkl Steel.