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Phase 2 of Kennedy Expressway construction begins earlier than expected; lane closures coming: IDOT
The second phase of a massive, $150 million construction project with major traffic impacts on the Kennedy Expressway will begin earlier than anticipated due to warmer than average temperatures.
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NASCAR, CTA train crash and more: Chicago's biggest transportation headlines, headaches of 2023
A look back at Chicago’s biggest transportation headlines and headaches of 2023.
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Major changes coming to Kennedy Expressway construction project as ‘Phase 1' comes to an end
Construction that has bogged down inbound lanes on the Kennedy Expressway is soon coming to an end — but the lane closures aren’t quite over.
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Chicago traffic, road closures to know about this New Year's Eve weekend
Events, road closures and traffic in and around Chicago this weekend
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Chicago Blue Line service to be disrupted as Forest Park branch construction begins
Do you take the CTA Blue line Forest Park Branch? If so, plan for no train service this summer. Here’s when it begins and how to get around it.
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Chicago Pride Parade draws massive crowds despite rain
Hundreds of thousands converged on Chicago Sunday for the city’s Pride Parade, the largest Pride event in Midwest, to show support for the LGBTQ+ community.
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5 tips to navigating NASCAR's big Chicago street closures
With more than a dozen streets and sidewalks closed, navigating around Chicago leading up to and during NASCAR’s Chicago Street Race, scheduled for July 1 and July 2 may prove challenging. But don’t be intimidated — these five tips can help you get around the closures like a (pit) boss.
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Transportation Guide: How To Navigate Getting To, From Soldier Field For Taylor Swift's Chicago Shows
Although Soldier Field is the smallest NFL stadium in the nation, it still holds more than 60,000 fans. And with three, sold-out Taylor Swift “The Eras Tour” shows coming up at the current home of the Chicago Bears, its a venue that brings with it a big challenge to get in and out of.
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Cookie Thief Makes Off With $420 Worth of Thin Mints From Chicago Girl Scout Troop
A Chicago Girl Scout Troop on the northwest side of Chicago was the victim of a cookie theft over the weekend, after dozens of boxes of Thin Mints were reported stolen in broad daylight while the troop was working to sort through orders.
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CPS Says There's Enough COVID Vaccine Doses for All Teachers and Staff
Chicago Public Schools announced Wednesday that the district has accessed enough doses of the available COVID-19 vaccines to offer appointments or sign-ups to all 52,000 employees.
