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Chicago Region Plots 100-Year Survival Plan for Water, Power and Transit
Chicago's regional planning agency is trying to answer an unusually big question: what does this metropolitan area need to survive and thrive for the next hundred years? The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning has built a roadmap called The Century Plan to prepare the region's 284 communities for challenges ranging from drought-prone suburbs to a power grid that could face additional pressure from data centers and electric delivery trucks.
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Possible Chicago parking strike could impact airports, sporting events and more
Now that Halloween is almost over, a busy holiday season downtown is approaching. But drivers may run into issues with parking. The Chicago Tribune reported on Friday more than 1,000 parking employees had voted to authorize a strike, though a walkout was not certain. Teamsters Local 727, which represents workers...
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Moline-to-Chicago passenger rail project remains on track one year after funding approval
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Chicago Avenue Bridge Reopening Delayed To Next Spring As Alderman Fumes
RIVER WEST — Construction on the temporarily closed Chicago Avenue bridge will now run through spring 2027, the leader of the city’s transportation department said Thursday — a delay from an earlier projection that had it wrapping up by the end of this year. It’s the latest...
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Joliet, IL I-80 Traffic Alert: New Lane Pattern Starts Monday
JOLIET, IL – Drivers traveling westbound on Interstate 80 through the Joliet area should prepare for significant traffic changes beginning Monday, Nov. 2, as construction crews introduce a temporary lane split expected to remain in place for approximately one month.
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Metra Draft Plan Outlines Costs, Service Improvements for Regional Rail
The Metra Draft Plan emphasizes infrastructure improvements to enhance rail services in the Chicago area. It identifies the need for investments to support all-day, bidirectional train operations. The goal is to improve regional rail connectivity and efficiency for the community. Chicago’s Metra released a draft study outlining the improvements and...
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CTA Green and Pink Line disruptions extended again as Lake Street Bridge work continues
CTA riders face continued Green and Pink Line service changes today, Wednesday, October 28, after work on the Lake Street Bridge was delayed again. Normal train service had been expected to resume Monday, October 26, before that target shifted to 4 a.m. Wednesday. The Chicago Department of Transportation now says service is expected to return “later this week,” but has not confirmed a day or time. The disruption does not mean the Green Line is entirely out of the Loop : trains from the South Side still serve downtown. The gap is between Clinton and Clark/Lake. Meanwhile, Pink Line trains are not operating around the Loop elevated tracks. How Green Line service is running Green Line trains are operating in two separate sections: West Side: Between Harlem/Lake and Clinton. Loop and South Side: Between Clark/Lake and the line’s South Side terminals. Between the two: Shuttle buses connect Clinton and Clark/Lake. For a trip from the West Side into the Loop or farther south , riders continuing beyond Clinton must transfer to a shuttle bus, then board a train at Clark/Lake. The reverse trip requires the same connections. What Pink Line riders need to know Pink Line trains are operating between