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  1. Legislation targets lead water lines

    • By Journal Courier
    • Mar 2, 2021

  2. Chicago lawmakers push for equity and transparency in transportation proposal

    • By Ali Rasper WGEM Chicago
    • Feb 24, 2021

  3. Democrats Seek More Transparency, Equity in Infrastructure Projects

    • By Hannah News Service
    • Feb 23, 2021

  4. Springfield plan targets pork-barrel road and transit spending

    • By Greg Hinz Crain's Chicago Business
    • Feb 23, 2021

  5. Metropolitan Planning Council and the Civic Committee back new transportation funding overhaul bill

    • By Rich Miller Capitol Fax
    • Feb 23, 2021

  6. New legislation being introduced to make state transportation investments more transparent & equitable

    • By Springfield Blue Room
    • Feb 23, 2021

  7. AT ISSUE: The Water Crises 02-14-2021

    • By Craig Dellimore WBBM NEWSRADIO
    • Feb 22, 2021

  8. Investment in city infrastructure is an investment in America's future

    • By Alicia John-Baptiste, MarySue Barrett, Tom Wright, Opinion Contributors The Hill
    • Feb 16, 2021

  9. Spotlight on Southeast Cook

    • By Forest Preserves of Cook County
    • Feb 8, 2021

  10. ATA Transit Equity Day forum focused on importance of transit access for economic recovery

    • By Sharon Hoyer StreetsBlog Chicago
    • Feb 8, 2021

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