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  1. Curb Appeal: Making Our Communities More Pedestrian-Friendly

    • By WBEZ
    • May 5, 2021

  2. Calumet City breaks ground on Blues Water Run Kayak Park

    • By Lansing Journal
    • May 4, 2021

  3. We Will Chicago is Chicago’s first citywide planning initiative in 50 years

    • By Streestblog Chicago
    • May 3, 2021

  4. Do Chicagoans Need To Conserve Water? Experts Say Yes.

    • By WBEZ
    • May 2, 2021

  5. Here’s a sneak preview of where CDOT may be installing bikeways this year

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Apr 28, 2021

  6. Advocates: Lightfoot’s infrastructure plan may be more of the car-centric status quo

    • By Streetsblog Chicago
    • Apr 27, 2021

  7. The Quarry, South Shore's ambitious event center, fights for survival

    • By Hyde Park Herald
    • Apr 27, 2021

  8. State Lawmakers Advance Bill to Replace Toxic Lead Service Lines

    • By WTTW
    • Apr 27, 2021

  9. Earmarks return to Illinois politics, and so does the debate

    • By Daily Herald
    • Apr 26, 2021

  10. MPC’s “Where the Sidewalk Ends” study looks at state of ADA transition planning

    • By Streestblog Chicago
    • Apr 22, 2021

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