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The Chicago Department of Transportation announced Thursday the participants in the city's 2020 Scooter Pilot program.

The Chicago Department of Transportation and Lyft announced Tuesday the introduction of new pedal-assist ebikes into the Divvy bike-share system will begin in Chicago on Wednesday, July 29.

The Chicago Department of Transportation Commissioner Gia Biagi, Alderman Howard B. Brookins Jr., and Lyft joined transportation advocates Thursday to announce a major expansion to the city’s ever-popular bike share system, Divvy.

The Chicago Department of Transportation announced Monday that Lower Wacker Drive from Randolph Street to Harrison Street is expected to remain closed to traffic through Saturday night, May 23.

Block parties have long been a staple of summer in Chicago, but no permits are being issued at this point due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Navy Pier flyover bridge was reopened Monday following about three weeks of construction.

Officials announced a plan to address potential flooding in Chicago from Lake Michigan as it nears record high water levels.

Workers from several City of Chicago departments and workers from the Cook County Sheriff's Work Alternatives Program arrived at Melody Elementary School in the Garfield Park neighborhood to clear litter from nearby vacant lots, trim trees, repaint crosswalks, and install new street signs.

The City of Chicago kicked off road construction season on Wednesday, with a resurfacing project on Archer Avenue near Harlem and with apologies for the inconvenience the work to come will bring.

Some of Chicago’s most weather-worn roads may soon get a makeover, the city said during an announcement identifying areas requiring pothole repairs following the 2019 winter.